Loyola Marymount Tennis Academy
Tennis Court1 Lmu Dr, Los Angeles, CA
Sports & Fitness
33 independent, locally-owned tennis courts are listed in Los Angeles, California on CheckThisBiz. National chains and franchises are not included. Ranked by how much we could independently verify (listing sources, phone, website and owner verification), the top tennis courts are Loyola Marymount Tennis Academy, Cheviot Hills Tennis Center and Arthur Ashe Tennis Center.
How we rank: email-verified customer reviews on CheckThisBiz first, then independent checks (listing sources, phone, website and domain, owner verification). Paid placement never changes this ranking. Our methods · Sources · Updated October 2, 2026
View on map33 tennis courts in Los Angeles · Clear
Own one of these? Be the first tennis court people see in Los Angeles.Get the top spot →Own one? Run a free health check on your business, or see what funding fits this kind of business.
1 Lmu Dr, Los Angeles, CA
2601 Motor Ave, Los Angeles, CA
5001 Obama Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
7200 Romaine St, Los Angeles, CA
5651 Balboa Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
1021 Childs Way, Los Angeles, CA
526 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
725 S Bixel St, Los Angeles, CA
5851 Clinton St, Los Angeles, CA
2715 Vermont Canyon Rd, Los Angeles, CA
Scott Road & Academy Road, Recreation Lodge Drive, Los Angeles, CA
7000 W Manchester Ave, Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Tennis Center, 420 Charles E Young Dr W, Los Angeles, CA
1350 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
3401 Riverside Dr, Los Angeles, CA
1900 Ocean Front Walk, Los Angeles, CA
18111 Chardon Cir, Los Angeles, CA
18111 Chardon Cir, Los Angeles, CA
4918 Tyrone Ave, Los Angeles, CA
3411 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
7000 W Manchester Ave, Los Angeles, CA
325 Westwood Plz, Los Angeles, CA
9541 Zelzah Ave, Los Angeles, CA
2715 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA
Be the first of the tennis courts in Los Angeles, CA that customers see. Get the top spot · or claim your listing to get the verified badge.
For business owners
Working capital, a line of credit, equipment or an advance refinanced into one payment. What it takes to qualify, what it costs, and what an underwriter actually looks at — from The Company Chronicle.