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A Heritage of Sport

Sepia photo of a hilltop village with trees.

The Legacy

For over one hundred years, the Halabi

family has maintained the gold standard of

clay courts in Lebanon. From the early

matches of the 1920s to today's modern

restorations, we preserve the soul of the

game.

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The Vision

Our reopening represents a bridge between

history and the future. We offer a space

where players can escape the city bustle and

return to the roots of classic European-style

clay tennis.

Serene tennis court at sunset with a 'play in silence' sign.

The Clay Advantage

Kind to the Body, Sharp for the Mind


Playing on clay is a sensory experience. The "red dust" provides a softer surface that absorbs impact, protecting your joints during long rallies. It demands patience, strategy, and the perfect slide.


• Tactical Depth: Slower ball bounce allows for longer rallies.

• Art of Sliding: Master the movement unique to the French Open style.

• All-Weather: High-grade clay designed for the Lebanese

climate.

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Stone house exterior with arches and garden.

An Unrivaled Setting

Among the Pines & Stones


Located within a historic estate, our courts are

framed by majestic Lebanese pines and a traditional

stone architecture that whispers stories of the past.

It is more than a court; it is a sanctuary.


"The air is fresher here, the game is quieter, and the

focus is sharper."

Play After Dark

The court is now fully lit for evening play, so the game doesn’t have to stop when the sun goes down. Enjoy cooler nights, longer sessions, and play every day until 10 PM.

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