PLAYING IT SAFE – TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL
The Glenview Park District outdoor tennis courts are open for play with a
number of provisions to protect the safety of our customers, employees
and our community.
We believe tennis can be played at a safe physical distance outdoors and
that it provides individuals an opportunity to exercise, appreciate nature,
and promotes mental well-being. We are committed to safety and have
a plan in place allowing players to play with as little contact as possible
while adhering to the guidelines set forth by the Illinois Department of
Commerce & Economic Opportunity.
HOW THE EXPERIENCE IS CHANGED
Play Limitations
Courts will rotate on the hour. Back to
back reservations are not permitted
but you may continue to play if courts
are still available and no one is waiting.
Lessons
Private and small group lessons
can be taught by permitted tennis
professionals only.
Use Two Cans of Balls
Please use a differently numbered
can of balls for each player or mark
your ball with a unique identifier and
handle only your ball when serving.
Glenview Tennis Club is Open
The indoor club is open Monday-Friday
9 am–5 pm and weekends 9 am-12 pm if
raining.
HOW THE GAME & COURTS HAVE CHANGED
Stray Balls
If a ball from another court comes to
you, send it back with a kick or with
your racquet.
ALL Doors are Locked Open
Entryways will be chained in the open
position to limit touch points.
Singles and Doubles Play are Permitted
Tennis courts are open for singles and
doubles play.
Fieldhouse Bathrooms and
Water Fountains
The exterior bathrooms are open but
the fountains are still turned OFF.
Please bring your own bottle.
Avoid all shared touchpoints
Do not handle the nets or other court
apparatus. Mark your ball with a
unique identifier and handle only your
ball when serving.