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Adapted Tennis
Inclusive tennis opportunities designed for players of all abilities, offering accessible ways to learn, play, and compete.
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Adapted Tennis at GTC
At Galbraith Tennis Center (GTC), we believe tennis is a sport for every age and ability. Our adapted tennis programs are designed to provide inclusive, welcoming opportunities for all community members. Discover a program tailored to your needs, including Love Serving Autism, Wheelchair Tennis, and First Service Doubles, where every player can learn and enjoy the game of tennis.
Love Serving Autism
Teaching children and adults with autism life skills for functional independence on and off the courts.
The participants engage in hand-eye coordination activities to improve motor coordination, stroke production drills to improve gross motor skills, and social interaction/word-of-the-day activities to improve communication and life skills. The lesson plans are progressive, with the participants continuing to learn new skills each week.
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First Service Doubles
On June 18, 2026, GTC invites you to experience First Service Doubles, a unique tennis opportunity where athletes compete alongside their canine companions.
This inclusive program welcomes Veterans, First Responders, and individuals 15 and older navigating physical or invisible challenges. We invite well-behaved dogs of all roles — including Service, Therapy, and Emotional Support animals — to join in the game.
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Need-based
Available Scholarships
At Galbraith Tennis Center, we believe that tennis is for everyone. As a facility managed by 501(c)(3) nonprofit, USTA Pacific Northwest, we are committed to removing financial barriers so everyone — regardless of background, ability, or income — can learn, grow, and thrive through tennis.
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Donate Today
Support the GTC Scholarship Fund
Be a part of the impact and accessibility offered at Galbraith Tennis Center. Contribute to the Galbraith Scholarship Fund and support access to tennis in your community.
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