Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club

Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club

Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club is a tennis club in Vancouver with 8 courts. Private club; guests only with a member present. Term tennis membership offered ($12,000 entrance fee, expires Nov 30, 2032).

Club details

• Courts: 8
• Indoor / outdoor: Both; 8 hard courts in summer, 4 in winter in the Indoor Tennis Centre
• Surfaces: hard
• Lights: Not confirmed
• Access: Private club; guests only with a member present. Term tennis membership offered ($12,000 entrance fee, expires Nov 30, 2032)
• Address: 4300 SW Marine Dr, Vancouver, BC V6N 4A6
• Phone: 604-266-4141 (Tennis Centre: 604-266-9165)
• Website: shaughnessy.org
• City: Vancouver

Facilities and programs

• Indoor Tennis Centre
• private and group lessons
• year-round junior programs
• fitness centre
• dining
• golf practice facilities

Good to know

• Tennis lessons are taught by Tennis Canada-certified staff.

Playing here as a non-member

Membership, guest and court-rental rules change from season to season, so contact the club directly to confirm how non-members can play.

Location

Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club is at 4300 SW Marine Dr, Vancouver, BC V6N 4A6. Use the map on this page for directions.

Free public courts nearby

• Memorial West Park Tennis Courts (6 courts, 1.9 km away)
• West Point Grey Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, 3.6 km away)
• Jericho Beach Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, 4.4 km away)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club open to the public?

Private club; guests only with a member present. Term tennis membership offered ($12,000 entrance fee, expires Nov 30, 2032)

How many tennis courts does Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club have?

8 courts.

Where is Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club?

4300 SW Marine Dr, Vancouver, BC V6N 4A6

Details checked against club and official sources in November 2026. Contact the club to confirm current programs and fees.

Photo: Tennis Racket and Balls by Vladsinger at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Illustrative photo, not of these specific courts.