Club Atlético 9 de Julio

Nueve de Julio, Argentina

One of today's pros grew up on these courts.

Mariano Navone #45 ATP, came at 3

Multi-sport club in 9 de Julio, Buenos Aires province, with a tennis section affiliated to the western Buenos Aires tennis association (ATOBA). Its tennis school takes boys and girls from 4 to 18, with private lessons, competition training for junior age groups and team and individual tournaments.

6 regulation clay (brick dust) courts, two of them lit

Programmes and prices

What they sell and what it costs, as published on Oct 19, 2026.

Tennis school (Escuela de Tenis): kids and juniors 4 to 18. Price on request
Competition training (Tenis de competición): juniors 9 to 18, in five age groups. Price on request
Private lessons (Clases individuales): kids and juniors 4 to 18, one to one. Price on request
Adult tennis on Saturdays (Tenis adultos): adults. Price on request
Court hire (Uso de canchas): adults, members and non-members. Price on request
Club membership (Cuota de socio): adults and kids, every member category. ARS 13.000

Deals and codes

Members pay lower court rates and get the changing rooms and hot showers

The facts

Tennis school days: 6 (a week, Monday to Saturday)
Club founded: 1914 (on 10 June, as a football club)
First tennis court: 1920 (the first tennis court in the town, asked for by a group of women players)
Adult players: 160+ (using the courts, their own figure)
Head coach since: 1989 (Guillermo Cristóbal has run the tennis school since then)
Junior age groups: 5 (from 9 to 18, for competition players)
Boarding: Not mentioned
School on site: Not mentioned
From age: 4
Adults: Court hire, club tournaments, league
Visits: Non-members can hire courts
Locations: One site, the club stadium
How to get in: Sign up with the coach or at the club office
Visits and trials: Non-members can use the courts for a fee

Coaches

Guillermo Cristóbal, Director of the tennis school, coach since 1989
Arcucci, Tennis school coach (surname only on site)
Nehuén Bracco, Chair of the club's tennis committee

Tournaments they host

Liga Nuevejuliense de Tenis. 2026 season, rounds shared with Club San Martín; men 1st to 4th, women A and B, singles and doubles
Club doubles tournament. February 2026, men 1st and 2nd, women A and B, 58 players

Where it is

Av. Bartolomé Mitre 360, 6500 9 de Julio, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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