Madrid Tennis Federation
Madrid, Spain
What's new at Madrid Tennis Federation
One of today's pros grew up on these courts.
- Digvijay Pratap Singh #460 ATP, came at 15
The Madrid Tennis Federation runs a tennis school at its Fuencarral centre in Madrid for all ages and levels, from mini-tennis to competition and adult groups, with weekday afternoon and weekend classes and covered courts used on rainy weekends.
33 tennis courts (25 hard courts, 6 of them covered, and 8 clay courts, 4 of them covered)
How to get in
The paths the federation publishes on Oct 19, 2026.
- Mini-tennis (Minitenis): young kids starting out, mini-tennis
- Beginner and intermediate, 2 hours (Iniciación y nivel medio): beginners to intermediate players, ages not stated
- Beginner and intermediate, 3 hours (Iniciación y nivel medio): beginners to intermediate players, ages not stated
- Pre-competition school (Escuela de Precompetición): young players getting ready to compete
- Competition school (Escuela de Competición): young players who compete, 2 to 5 days a week
- Adult improvers (Perfeccionamiento adultos): adults improving their game
- Adult competition group (Competición adultos): adults who compete
- Adult morning school (Escuela adultos mañanas): adults, weekday mornings
- Private lessons (Clases particulares): one or two players, any age
Deals and codes
- Families: 15% off for the third family member, 20% for the fourth and more
- Ranking FTM players: 50% off court booking at Fuencarral
The facts
- Tennis courts: 33 (25 hard courts (6 covered) and 8 clay courts (4 covered))
- Kids' school from: EUR 221 (a term for mini-tennis, 2 hours a week)
- Competition groups from: EUR 150 (a month for pre-competition, 2 days; EUR 482 for 5 days in the competition school)
- Players per court: 4–8 (8 in mini-tennis, 6 in beginner groups, 4 in adult improver and competition groups)
- Adult groups from: EUR 280 (a term for the weekday morning school, 2 hours a week)
- Private lesson: EUR 50 (an hour for one player, EUR 58 for two)
- Boarding: Not mentioned
- School on site: Not mentioned
- From age: Mini-tennis, age not given
- Adults: Yes, morning and evening groups
- Visits: Not stated
- Locations: One centre in Fuencarral
- How to get in: Fill in the enrolment request form on their Fuencarral school page or write to escuela.fuencarral@ftm.es; groups are set by age and level. How players move into the pre-competition and competition groups is not stated. Separately, the federation's Talento Tenis grants (EUR 2,000 to 3,000, under-14 to under-18) went to 12 players in 2026, picked on national ranking, results, squad call-ups and a technical review
Tournaments they host
- Torneo Absoluto FTM. Open singles series on the Fuencarral courts; third 2026 edition in April
- MADCUP Tennis. International junior club teams, Jun 25–28, 2026, Fuencarral as main venue, run by MADCUP with the federation
- Torneo Express Femenino. Girls and women with a licence, under-10 to open; Apr 12, 2026
- Ranking FTM Masters. Year-end finals of the federation ranking, juniors to veterans; Nov 2025
- Team Color charity doubles. Women's and girls' doubles from age 11; May 31, 2026
Where it is
C. de San Cugat del Vallés, S/N, Fuencarral-El Pardo, 28034 Madrid, Spain.
Nearest airport: Madrid-Barajas (MAD), 12 km
Also in Spain
- Club de Tenis Chamartín 5 km, Madrid. 2 pros raised, best Rafael Jodar #11 ATP
- Club Escuela de Tenis Alcalá 29 km, Alcalá de Henares. 1 pro raised, best Alejandro Moro Canas #232 ATP
- G Tennis Academy 293 km, Valencia. 1 pro raised, best Andres Santamarta Roig #774 ATP
- DECTRA 294 km, La Cañada (Paterna), Valencia. 1 pro raised, best Leyre Romero Gormaz #129 WTA
- Club Español de Tenis 298 km, Valencia. 1 pro raised, best Leyre Romero Gormaz #129 WTA
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