Racquetball & Handball Courts in Tucson

Play Racquetball & Handball in Tucson

Looking for racquetball or handball courts in Tucson? Tucson Racquet & Fitness Club offers 11 indoor courts forns, organized leagues, tournaments, private lessons, and challenge court play. Whether you want to reserve a court for a game, improve your racquetball skills with a private lesson, or explore organized competition, TRFC provides several ways to get involved in both sports.

Indoor Racquetball & Handball Courts in Tucson

Tucson Racquet & Fitness Club features 11 indoor racquetball and handball courts as part of its extensive racquet sports facilities. Players can reserve courts in advance, making it easier to plan a match or schedule regular playing time. Court reservations are available online, and players may also use the TRFC app to manage reservations.

The club also offers challenge courts for both racquetball and handball during prime time, providing another option for players who enjoy competitive match play. Players should review TRFC’s current court rules and reservation policies before playing, including required protective equipment and appropriate court footwear.

Racquetball in Tucson

Racquetball players at TRFC have access to indoor courts as well as opportunities for organized and competitive play. The club offers adult racquetball league programming that includes singles and doubles play, with players placed into divisions for league competition. Racquetball tournaments are also scheduled throughout the year, giving players additional opportunities to compete.

For players interested in working on their game, TRFC also offers private racquetball lessons. When requesting a lesson, players can indicate whether their racquetball experience is beginner, intermediate, or advanced. Youth racquetball is also offered for ages 7 to 15 as part of TRFC’s All Sports Camp during the summer.

Handball in Tucson

TRFC also provides indoor courts and organized programming for Tucson handball players. Handball programming includes adult league play in both singles and doubles formats, along with pickup games for players looking for additional opportunities to get on the court. The club also lists a youth instructional handball league as part of its programming.

Players interested in improving their skills can explore private handball lessons, while scheduled handball tournaments provide opportunities for competitive play. Because league sessions, tournaments, and other programming may change throughout the year, players should check the latest TRFC schedule or contact the club for current information.

Racquetball & Handball Leagues, Lessons and Tournaments

Beyond reserving a court for individual play, TRFC offers several ways to become more involved in racquetball and handball. Current programming includes leagues, private lessons, tournaments, and challenge court opportunities. These options allow players to choose the type of participation that best matches what they are looking for, from scheduled court time and skill development to league and tournament competition.

League sessions and tournament dates vary throughout the year. For the latest information about upcoming racquetball leagues, handball leagues, tournaments, lessons, and registration, visit the current TRFC program information or contact the club directly.

Reserve a Racquetball or Handball Court

Ready to get on the court? Racquetball and handball court reservations are available through TRFC’s online reservation system and app. The club’s current court policies allow players to sign up for courts up to 48 hours in advance, with specific reservation and court-time rules depending on membership and availability.

Before your first visit, review the current racquetball and handball court rules, including requirements for eye protection, face masks, and court-appropriate footwear. Players should also check in at the Front Desk when arriving for play.

Handball

Dates:

  • Fall 2026 Sept 8 – Nov 17

Each league runs for 10 weeks. The format is both singles and doubles. The last night is the League Awards Party.

Leagues are $25.00 for members. The fee for non-members is $60.00.

Contact Doug Woods at 541-321-0392 for more info.

League nights:

  • Tuesdays (regular league) – Adults
  • Thursdays (pick-up games)
    Play begins at 5 PM; times for matches varies.
  • NEW! Youth Instructional League on Mon & Wed Nights 6 – 7:30 pm. Contact Abe Montijo for details and fee.

The TEDI Pro Doubles Oct 23-24

The Memorial Pro Stop Nov 6 – 8, 2026

Handball Senior Olympics Jan 22 & 23, 2027

National Collegiates February 17 -21, 2027

Register at R2Sports.com

Private handball lessons are available with Dave Fink.

  1. Eye guards and face masks are mandatory.
  2. Rubber-soled gym or tennis shoes which have not been used outdoors must be worn. No black-soled tennis or running shoes are permitted. There is a $10.00 fine for playing in shoes that mark the court.
  3. Shirts must be worn on the courts, grounds, and Clubhouse area except in and around the pool and spa areas.
  4. Gym shorts or tennis shorts with T-shirts or tennis shirts must be worn.
  5. Metal racquets must be equipped with racquet guards. This notwithstanding, players should refrain from striking the wall and floor surfaces of the courts.
  6. Court etiquette should be adhered to at all times. This includes, but is not limited to:
    • When your court time is up, please leave the court as soon as the next players arrive.
    • Courts 1 through 8 will be available on the hour and courts 9 through 11 on the half hour. If you wish to continue to play beyond one hour, call the Front Desk for a court assignment (if a court is available). You may sign up for courts 48 hours in advance. Single racquetball members may reserve only one hour of court time per day; double racquetball members may reserve two hours of prime time per day.
    • When arriving for play, check in at the Front Desk for a court assignment and to sign a charge ticket for each guest.
    • Challenge courts for both racquetball and handball are available during prime time.
    • The winner of a challenge match may play a second challenge, but must leave the court, win or lose, after the second match.

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Racquetball

Dates:

    • Summer 2026: July 20 – Aug 31
    • Fall 2026 Sept 14 – Nov 23

Each league runs 8 – 10 weeks. The first week of League consists of playing for placement. There are 6 levels of placement: A-1, A-2, B, C. Division A-1 is considered the highest ranking, C the lowest. The next 7 – 10 weeks are actual play in a round-robin format. The last week is designated for make ups and the League Awards Party. Leagues are $25.00 for members. The fee for non-members is $60.00.

Contact Renee Sitter or Omar Trujillo to sign up:

Renee@tucsonracquetclub.com

omar.tucsonracquetclub@outlook.com

League nights:

  • Mondays Singles – Adults
  • Wednesdays Doubles Play begins at 4:30 pm
  • Times for matches varies. Call in for a starting time for the 1st night

Youth Racquetball for ages 7 to 15 is offered as part of All Sports Camp during the Summer.

International Racquetball Day Shootout

Saturday, Sept 5, 2026

Tucson OPEN November 14 & 15 2026

Racquetball Senior Olympics Jan 8, 2027

Private racquetball lessons are available with Ricardo Sanchez and Omar Trujillo

  1. Eye guards and face masks are mandatory.
  2. Rubber-soled gym or tennis shoes which have not been used outdoors must be worn. No black-soled tennis or running shoes are permitted. There is a $10.00 fine for playing in shoes that mark the court.
  3. Shirts must be worn on the courts, grounds, and Clubhouse area except in and around the pool and spa areas.
  4. Gym shorts or tennis shorts with T-shirts or tennis shirts must be worn.
  5. Metal racquets must be equipped with racquet guards. This notwithstanding, players should refrain from striking the wall and floor surfaces of the courts.
  6. Court etiquette should be adhered to at all times. This includes, but is not limited to:
    • When your court time is up, please leave the court as soon as the next players arrive.
    • Courts 1 through 8 will be available on the hour and courts 9 through 11 on the half hour. If you wish to continue to play beyond one hour, call the Front Desk for a court assignment (if a court is available). You may sign up for courts 48 hours in advance. Single racquetball members may reserve only one hour of court time per day; double racquetball members may reserve two hours of prime time per day.
    • When arriving for play, check in at the Front Desk for a court assignment and to sign a charge ticket for each guest.
    • Challenge courts for both racquetball and handball are available during prime time.
    • The winner of a challenge match may play a second challenge, but must leave the court, win or lose, after the second match.

Frequently Asked Questions About Racquetball & Handball at TRFC

Tucson Racquet & Fitness Club has 11 indoor racquetball and handball courts. The courts are part of TRFC’s larger racquet and fitness facilities in Tucson.

Yes. TRFC provides online reservations for racquetball and handball courts, and reservations can also be managed through the club’s app. Current club policies allow players to sign up for courts up to 48 hours in advance. Reservation limits and other rules may vary, so players should review the latest court policies before booking.

Yes. TRFC offers adult racquetball league programming that includes singles and doubles play. League dates and sessions change throughout the year, so check the current racquetball program information for upcoming opportunities.

Yes. TRFC’s handball programming includes adult league play, pickup games, and a youth instructional league. Current schedules and league availability may change throughout the year, so contact the club or review the latest program information before registering.

Yes. Tucson Racquet & Fitness Club offers private lessons for both racquetball and handball. Players interested in racquetball lessons can submit a lesson request and identify their experience level as beginner, intermediate, or advanced.

Yes. TRFC lists scheduled tournaments for both racquetball and handball as part of its programming. Tournament dates and registration information vary, so players should check the latest TRFC program information for upcoming events.