Quad-City Tennis Club

Moline, Illinois, United States

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

Madison Keys #21 WTA

Tennis and pickleball club in Moline, Illinois, run by the Quad City Tennis Foundation, a nonprofit, with indoor courts open all year and grass courts open in summer. It runs junior programmes from Tennis 4 Tots up to academy and high-performance groups, adult lessons and clinics, leagues and sanctioned tournaments.

Six indoor tennis courts, three grass courts, nine indoor pickleball courts

Programmes and prices

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

Tennis 4 Tots: kids 3.5 to 5, foam balls, 30 minutes. $10 a class, members and non-members
Red Academy: kids 5 to 7, red balls. $20 a class, members and non-members
Orange Academy: kids 7 to 9, moving up from red ball. $25 a class, members and non-members
Green Academy: kids 9 to 11, full court. $30 a class, members and non-members
Yellow Academy: juniors who have finished Green Academy. $35 a class members · $50 non-members
Academy 1: juniors who have finished Yellow Ball, starting to compete. $45 a class members · $60 non-members
12-and-under tournament training: juniors 12 and under, tournament players. $192 / 4-week session, members only
High Performance and High Performance 2: juniors, the most advanced competitive groups. $54 members · $70 non-members a class (High Performance) · $50 members · $74 non-members (High Performance 2)
Tennis 101: adults, complete beginners, 4-week course. $70 members · $95 non-members a session
Adult clinics and Cardio Tennis: adults, beginner to NTRP 4.0. from $15 a class · Cardio Tennis unlimited $180 / month, members only
Lawn Tennis Social on grass: players of all levels, drills and doubles on grass. $35 members · $45 non-members
Private and small-group lessons: kids, juniors and adults, any level. $65 – $80 / hour one-on-one · $32.50 – $45 / 30 minutes

Deals and codes

Free skills evaluation with a pro before you pick a programme
Finish Tennis 101 and get a one-month membership
Indoor courts $25 an hour on weekdays 11 AM to 3 PM, $15 off the regular rate
Member juniors book indoor courts for $20 an hour ($30 in prime time)

The facts

Indoor tennis courts: 6 (open all year, plus 2 outdoor hard courts)
Grass courts: 3 (natural grass, added in 2025, open June to October)
Founded: 1975 (run by the Quad City Tennis Foundation, a nonprofit)
Tennis pros: 5 (private, semi-private and small-group lessons)
Junior membership: $180 (a year; adult $300, day pass $20)
Indoor court from: $25 (an hour, weekdays 11 AM to 3 PM; $40 regular, $55 prime)
Boarding: Not mentioned
School on site: Not mentioned
From age: 3.5, Tennis 4 Tots
Adults: Clinics, lessons, ladder league
Visits: Free skills evaluation, $20 day pass
Locations: One club in Moline
How to get in: New players start with a free skills evaluation; higher junior groups by finishing the one below or with coach approval
Visits and trials: Day pass $20 or week pass $40; guests play with a member; grass courts bookable by anyone through CourtReserve

Coaches

Ernie Katko, Tennis pro, decades of teaching
Adam Huch, Tennis pro, beginners to competitive players
Sean McCabe, Grass court pro, leads lawn tennis clinics
Daniel Betancourt, Tennis pro, juniors and adults
Mya Christensen, Tennis pro, junior and adult programmes

Tournaments they host

Sanctioned tournaments. Adult and junior events indoors and on the grass; dates not on their site
Tennis ladder league. Adults, three 6-week sessions a year from August to January
Member + Guest Tournament. Teams of members and guests; date not on their site

Where it is

1522 47th Ave, Moline, IL 61265.

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