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Koh Samui Tennis, Bang Rak: 2 Hard Courts From 400 THB (2026)

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Koh Samui Tennis, Bang Rak: 2 Hard Courts From 400 THB (2026)

Koh Samui Tennis near Bang Rak has two Auspave hard courts, open daily 07:00-21:00. Court hire runs 400-880 THB an hour (~11-25 USD), coaching from 1,500 THB.

Overview

Koh Samui Tennis is a two-court hard-court tennis club on the Bo Phut side of the north coast, about 3.7 km from Chaweng in a straight line and 1.4 km from the airport. Court hire is priced by time of day, from 400 THB (~11 USD) at midday to 880 THB (~25 USD) after 18:00, as of October 2026. It suits visitors who want to hit properly on a maintained surface, with or without a coach.

The catch is that the club sells court time and coaching, not walk-in matches. You bring a partner or arrange a hitting partner and coach in advance, and the club’s terms make payments non-refundable. Morning and late-afternoon hours are the cooler options in the heat; the midday band is cheapest but hottest.

Key takeaways

  • Two full-sized hard courts, open daily 07:00-21:00 (club site, October 2026).
  • Court hire is 400, 600 or 880 THB an hour depending on the time band.
  • One-person coaching starts at 1,500 THB an hour; two people pay 2,000 THB.
  • Payment is in full and non-refundable; rescheduling needs 48 hours’ notice.
A hard court behind fence netting with a white building behind it at Koh Samui Tennis Club
Koh Samui Tennis Club

Key Facts

Fact Detail
Address 77/1 Moo. 4 Bo Phut, Koh Samui, Surat Thani 84320
Hours Daily 07:00-21:00
Price Court 400-880 THB an hour (~11-25 USD), as of October 2026
Phone +66 83 529 1214
Website samuitennis.com
Area Bang Rak / Bo Phut, north-east Koh Samui
Last checked October 2026

Courts and Facilities

Koh Samui Tennis has two full-sized hard courts with an Auspave/Plexipave surface, according to the club’s own site. The site says the surface was installed by a US company and describes it as giving consistent ball speed and reliable spin. The club also runs a fitness centre with cardio machines, strength equipment and a functional training area, sold by membership or day pass.

A January 2026 Tripadvisor review from a solo visitor who took coaching praised the condition of the courts. The same reviewer found the balls old and soft, so bring your own fresh tin if ball quality matters to you.

Rackets can be rented at 300 THB (~8.50 USD) an hour, with a refundable 1,000 THB (~29 USD) deposit. For repeat sessions, bringing your own racket costs less than hiring one.

The blue Welcome to Koh Samui Tennis Club sign beside the entrance path
The club's entrance sign

Court Prices by Time of Day

Koh Samui Tennis charges per court-hour, and the price depends on the time band, not on the day of the week. The official pricing page lists these rates as of October 2026. Three or four players pay a supplement of 200 THB (~5.50 USD) per hour on top.

Time band Court per hour
07:00-11:00 and 14:00-18:00 600 THB (~17 USD)
11:00-14:00 400 THB (~11 USD)
18:00-21:00 880 THB (~25 USD)

The cheapest band falls in the hottest hours of the day. The evening 880 THB band buys cooler air and is the slot after work.

For context, Padel Samui lists tennis at 600 THB (~17 USD) and 800 THB (~23 USD) per court-hour on its price page, so Koh Samui Tennis undercuts it at midday and costs slightly more in the evening. Padel Tropical charges 1,000-1,800 THB for padel courts, a different game at a higher price tag.

Coaching and Lessons

One-person coaching at Koh Samui Tennis starts at 1,500 THB (~43 USD) an hour, and two-person coaching is 2,000 THB (~57 USD) an hour, per the club’s tariff in October 2026. The second figure works out at 1,000 THB per player, so bring a friend if you want lessons at a lower per-head cost.

The club also lists mental and performance training for athletes, without further detail. Tennis lessons and hitting partners are arranged separately from court hire. The January 2026 reviewer reported limited English from their coach, so ask which language lessons are taught in before you pay, especially for a beginner session where instructions matter.

A tennis player hitting a forehand on a covered hard court
A hard court rally

Hours and Booking Terms

The club is open every day from 07:00 to 21:00 on its own site, with no seasonal closure published. The pricing page states that the club takes no online court booking, requires full payment and makes payments non-refundable. Ordinary rescheduling needs 48 hours’ notice.

One map directory shows the club as closed and gives shorter Wednesday hours. The club’s own site and pricing page show daily 07:00-21:00. A phone call or message before you travel settles it in a minute: +66 83 529 1214.

Is Koh Samui Tennis Worth It?

Koh Samui Tennis is worth it if you want an actual tennis court, a maintained hard surface and the option of a coach, and you already have a partner. It is the sensible choice for a week-long stay when tennis is part of the routine and the 400-600 THB bands fit your schedule.

Skip it if you want a spontaneous game with strangers, a flexible cancellation policy or online booking. Padel players are better served by the padel clubs on the island, and the padel and tennis guide compares the options. Gym-first visitors may prefer BXB Fight Lab, which charges 400 THB for a single class and 600 THB for a day pass.

A blue hard tennis court under a blue sky with palm trees
A hard court among palms

Getting There

The club is at 77/1 Moo. 4 Bo Phut, about 3.7 km from Chaweng, 2.7 km from Bophut and 1.4 km from Samui airport in a straight line. The map pin marks the venue. The club’s site lists a Messenger contact as well as the phone number if you need directions on the day.

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Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Two full-sized hard courts on a branded Auspave surface.
  • Midday court time at 400 THB (~11 USD) undercuts tennis hire at Padel Samui.
  • Open every day 07:00-21:00, with early and late slots.
  • Coaching for one or two people, plus a fitness centre on site.

Cons

  • Payment is in full and non-refundable; rescheduling needs 48 hours’ notice.
  • The pricing page states there is no online court booking.
  • A January 2026 reviewer reported limited coach English and old, soft balls.
  • One directory shows the club as closed, so confirm by phone first.

FAQ

How much does a tennis court cost at Koh Samui Tennis?

Koh Samui Tennis charges 600 THB (~17 USD) an hour in the morning and mid-afternoon, 400 THB (~11 USD) around midday and 880 THB (~25 USD) in the evening, as of October 2026. Three or four players add 200 THB an hour.

What are Koh Samui Tennis opening hours?

Koh Samui Tennis is open every day from 07:00 to 21:00, according to the club’s own site in October 2026. One directory lists shorter Wednesday hours, so phone +66 83 529 1214 before a Wednesday visit.

Can I take tennis lessons at Koh Samui Tennis?

Yes. Koh Samui Tennis lists one-person coaching from 1,500 THB (~43 USD) an hour and two-person coaching at 2,000 THB (~57 USD) an hour as of October 2026. Ask about the coach’s teaching language before paying, since one reviewer reported limited English.

Do I need to book a court in advance at Koh Samui Tennis?

Arrange court time with Koh Samui Tennis directly, since its pricing terms state there is no online court booking. Payment is in full, non-refundable, and rescheduling needs 48 hours’ notice, so settle your date and time before you pay.

Can I rent a racket at Koh Samui Tennis?

Koh Samui Tennis rents rackets for 300 THB (~8.50 USD) an hour plus a refundable 1,000 THB (~29 USD) deposit, as of October 2026. For repeat sessions, bringing your own racket is cheaper.

Is Koh Samui Tennis worth it for visitors?

Koh Samui Tennis is worth it for visitors who bring a partner and want a maintained hard court at 400-600 THB an hour. Skip it if you need flexible cancellation, online booking or a ready match, since terms are strict.

Sources

Courts on Koh Samui

About the author

  • Migues Ferfumoz

    Writer, Koh Samui resident since 2019

    Freelance writer and Koh Samui resident since 2019. Migues covers local culture, food, and the best off-the-beaten-path destinations on the island.

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