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Firstly, let us be some of the first to welcome you to the Magic City. As you can probably guess, Miami is a haven for tennis players, with numerous clubs and courts all around town. Let us help you with some options on where to play tennis in Miami. Miami Racket Club also has a WhatsApp group for you to join while you're here, so you can organize play with our members and other visitors. Click here to let us know when you'll be here and we'll get you added. POPULAR PUBLIC CO