How Much Does It Cost to Book a Tennis Court in Cebu City?

Tennis has a real footprint in Cebu City on CourtPeep: seven venues list at least one tennis court, ranging from long-standing public courts to newer multi-sport complexes. Getting a straight answer on price is a different story. Right now only one of the seven has actually filled in a rate.

That single number is still worth knowing. It’s also new ground for CourtPeep: every city price guide published before this one has covered pickleball or badminton, so this is the first look at tennis pricing anywhere on the site. Here’s what’s priced, what isn’t, and why.

Published rates

Magnum Sports Complex in Apas is the only Cebu City venue with a published tennis rate right now: ₱800/hr, flat all day since the court runs the same price from open (8am) to close (10pm). The other six tennis courts listed in the city, Pardo Tennis Court, White Hills Court, La Paloma Tennis Court, Asmara Tennis, Mambaling Sports Complex, and CENTCOM, don’t have a rate attached to their listing yet.

Good to know

• This is CourtPeep’s only tennis price data point anywhere in the country so far, so there’s no other city to weigh ₱800/hr against yet. Treat it as a first real number, not an established market rate.
• Six of the seven Cebu City tennis courts came onto CourtPeep through an open-data import rather than an owner setting up the listing directly, which is the more likely reason none of them have posted a rate. Messaging a venue through its CourtPeep page is still the fastest way to ask what it actually charges.
• Magnum Sports Complex runs more than tennis: basketball and volleyball courts on the same property go for ₱1,000/hr, badminton and pickleball for ₱500/hr, and archery for ₱400/hr. Worth knowing if your group can’t agree on one sport for the night.

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