Tennis Courts in Taguig: Where to Play Near BGC

TL;DR: Taguig has a few places to play tennis, from military and public courts to private clubs. Slice Club is planning three outdoor courts—two with dome-style roofs and one open-air court—at Levi Mariano in Barangay Ususan. The club is not open yet; 24/7 access, online booking, showers and parking are planned.

The Slice Club image above is a concept rendering of the planned layout, not a photograph of a completed facility.

Taguig is home to Bonifacio Global City and a growing residential area to its east. Tennis options exist, but they differ a lot in access, opening hours and how easily you can reserve a slot. Before you travel, sort venues into three groups.

Types of tennis courts in Taguig

• Restricted or institutional courts. Some are open to civilians with conditions. Check access rules and hours first.
• Community and subdivision courts. Often low cost, but may be limited to residents or run on first come first served.
• Private clubs, covered and indoor courts. Often bookable, with fixed rates; check whether a roofed court is enclosed or still outdoors.

For a wider comparison across the city, read our guide to tennis courts in Manila and the checklist for court rental.

Where is Slice Club?

Slice Club is at Levi Mariano, Barangay Ususan, Taguig, 1639 Metro Manila. The Google Maps plus code is G3VG+MG7. You can get directions from wherever you are starting.

The club is not open yet. Opening timing and final rates will be confirmed on this site, so contact the team for the latest.

What you will find at Slice Club

• Three planned outdoor tennis courts: Courts 1 and 2 under dome-style roofs, and Court 3 open-air
• Planned 24-hour access, seven days a week
• Online booking for court, date, time and add-ons
• Shower rooms, changing areas and lockers
• Racket rental and ball-machine hire
• Coaching, including the option to bring your own coach
• Customer parking, vending machines and free Wi-Fi

Are covered tennis courts worth it in Taguig?

Weather and daylight can decide whether outdoor tennis happens. A dome-covered outdoor court offers some shelter from sun and rain, though wind and weather can still affect play. Slice Club's planned Courts 1 and 2 are covered; Court 3 is open-air. If you play before work, after a late shift or on rainy weekends, compare the court's cover and lighting before booking. Our comparison of indoor and outdoor tennis covers the trade-offs.

A simple plan for your first session

1. Check the route for the day and hour you will play.
2. Book the full time you need, including warm-up.
3. Add a racket, balls or a ball machine at checkout if you need them.
4. Pack court shoes, water and a towel.
5. Arrive early to park and change.

New to tennis? Read how to prepare for your first session.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an indoor tennis court in Taguig?

There are indoor courts at other Taguig venues; see our guide to indoor tennis courts in Manila. Slice Club's planned courts at Levi Mariano in Barangay Ususan are all outdoors: Courts 1 and 2 are dome-covered, while Court 3 is open-air. The club is not open yet.

Can I book a tennis court in Taguig online?

Slice Club plans to offer online booking. Check the booking page for opening updates and future availability.

Is Slice Club open 24 hours?

The club is not open yet. It plans to offer 24-hour access, seven days a week, after opening.

Do I need to be a member?

No membership is planned to be required when bookings open. Membership adds member rates, priority booking and monthly perks for regular players.

Plan your next game

Preview court booking, see membership benefits or send us a question.