Club Avantage
Quebec City, Canada
One of today's pros grew up on these courts.
- Felix Auger Aliassime #7 ATP
Indoor tennis club in Québec City, known for tennis since 1979 and part of the Club Avantage Multi-Sports. The Académie de tennis Aliassime runs its junior and adult tennis programmes there.
10 indoor tennis courts
Programmes and prices
What they sell and what it costs, as published on Oct 21, 2026.
- Tennis play for toddlers (Bouts d’choux): kids 3 to 4, with a parent on court. Price on request
- Parent and child lessons (Parents-enfants): kids 5 to 7 with a parent. Price on request
- Mini tennis (Mini-tennis): kids 5 to 7. Price on request
- Talent programme (Programme Rogers): kids 5 to 7, competitive track. Price on request
- Beginner groups (Relève): kids 8 to 18, beginners. Price on request
- Match groups (Petits espoirs, Équipe espoirs): kids 10 to 18, Initié 3 level and up. Price on request
- Tennis and studies (Tennis-Études): juniors 8 to 18, competitive track. Price on request
- Competitive junior league (Ligue junior compétitive): juniors 7 to 18. Price on request
- Summer day camp (Camp d’été Aliassime): kids 5 to 18. Price on request
- Adult group lessons (Vive le Tennis): adults, beginner to intermediate. CAD 205 / 8 hours
- Private and semi-private lessons (Cours privés/semi-privés): adults, all levels. Price on request
- Adult leagues and drills: adults. Price on request
- Tennis membership (Abonnement Tennis): adults and families. Price on request
Deals and codes
- Free trial week of every activity, tennis included; court rental extra
- One free month at renewal for each new annual member you bring
- Pay-per-visit trial fee refunded if you then join
- Lower membership prices for juniors 18 and under, families, students 25 and under and ages 19 to 30
- Vive le Tennis players get guest-fee coupons to play between classes
The facts
- Indoor tennis courts: 10 (on the site plan, next to 6 pickleball and 2 badminton courts)
- Club since: 1979 (opened with 15 indoor tennis courts)
- Adult group lessons: CAD 205 (8 hours of Vive le Tennis, plus taxes)
- Boarding: Not mentioned
- School on site: Not mentioned
- From age: 3, with a parent
- Adults: Groups, privates, leagues, socials
- Visits: Free trial week
- Locations: One indoor club in Québec City
- How to get in: Adult group lessons are open to non-members; members pay a court fee to play; junior programmes run through the Académie de tennis Aliassime
Coaches
- Sam Aliassime, Head and owner of the academy, Level 3 coach
- Doroteja Erić, Academy programme director, Level 3 coach
- Stéphane Paquet, Seasonal programmes and summer camps, Level 2 coach
- Jean Godin, Head of adult programmes, club pro
- Milojko Erić, School tennis and summer programmes director
- Cédric Swistak, Club pro
- Clément Jacobberger, Coach
- Nils Klermund, Coach
Tournaments they host
- ITF J100 COTE 100. Sep 15 to 20, 2025, international juniors, run by the academy
- Challenger Banque Nationale de Québec. Oct 13 to 19, 2025, women's pro ITF W35
- OPEN 1000. Dec 12 to 15, 2025, adults
- Tournoi des Générations. Dec 20 and 21, 2025, seniors with FADOQ
- Saturday mixer and Sunday singles. weekly socials for adults, September to April
Where it is
Rue Bouvier, Québec G1M 3R1.
Also in Canada
- Académie de Tennis Hérisset-Bordeleau 6 km, Quebec City. 1 pro raised, best Felix Auger Aliassime #7 ATP
- Richmond Hill Country Club 720 km, Richmond Hill, Ontario. 1 pro raised, best Denis Shapovalov #47 ATP
- Toronto Lawn Tennis Club 724 km, Toronto. 2 pros raised, best Kayla Cross #186 WTA
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