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Plock Tennis Club
8 courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
IndoorJunior ProgramsCompetitive TeamsLadder LeagueGroup LessonsStringingBall Machine
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Tennis Stringing Services in Ontario
Professional racquet stringing across Ontario
A fresh string job improves feel, power, and control — most recreational players should restring at least once a season. Ontario has 15 clubs and facilities verified to offer professional racquet stringing, across Mississauga, Oshawa, Nepean, Windsor, and Stratford and other cities. Turnaround times vary from same-day to a few days; call ahead to confirm availability and to discuss string selection.
How we ranked these
Venues are ranked by Bayesian-weighted member rating. We only include clubs and facilities verified to offer professional racquet stringing. Call ahead to confirm current turnaround times, string availability, and pricing.
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Tecumseh Tennis Club in Woodeden park
4 courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
OutdoorNight LightsHard courtsJunior ProgramsCompetitive TeamsLadder LeagueGroup Lessons
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City View Tennis Club
5 courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
OutdoorNight LightsHardJunior ProgramsCompetitive TeamsLadder LeagueGroup Lessons
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Parkside Tennis Club
10 courts in total courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, and group lessons.
IndoorIndoor courtsJunior ProgramsCompetitive TeamsGroup LessonsStringingCafé
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STRATFORD TENNIS CLUB
Six courts total courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
OutdoorNight LightsFive clay courts and one hard courtJunior ProgramsCompetitive TeamsLadder LeagueGroup Lessons
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Forge Tennis Academy
5 courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
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Victoria Park Tennis Club (Galt)
5 courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
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Halton Hills Tennis Summer Camps
6 courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
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Toronto Xanadu Tennis
Offers junior programs and competitive teams.
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Dundas Tennis Club
5 courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
OutdoorNight Lights5 outdoor hard courts with asphalt surfaceJunior ProgramsCompetitive TeamsLadder LeagueGroup Lessons
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March Tennis Club
Eight courts. Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I restring my tennis racquet?
A common guideline: restring as many times per year as you play per week. Playing twice a week? Restring twice a year. Competitive players often restring before every tournament. Strings lose tension and elasticity even without breaking.
How much does tennis stringing cost in Ontario?
Labour typically runs $15–$30 per racquet. String cost varies from $5–$50+ depending on brand and type (polyester, multifilament, natural gut). Budget $25–$60 total for a typical recreational restring.
What tension should I choose?
Lower tension (48–52 lbs) gives more power and is easier on the arm. Higher tension (58–65 lbs) gives more control. Most recreational players do well in the 52–58 lb range. Ask the stringer for a recommendation based on your style.