Thirty-two courts on the Great Verdelucian Waters. A 250-seat stadium ringed by century trees and a lily-pad pond. Home of the Alork City Open on the APP Tour.
One stadium. One covered indoor stadium. One all-pink court for the Breast Cancer Foundation. Twenty-one standard outdoor courts and nine covered indoor courts. Plus two beach tennis courts on the sand — not counted in the thirty-two.
Every booking on the all-pink court sends 100% of the court fee to the Breast Cancer Foundation. Play it once and you'll book it again.
The stadium sits inside a grove of giant Verdelucian hardwoods. A lily-pad pond wraps its western wall, lit from below after dark. Boardwalks run from the pier through the grove to the gatehouse, so you can arrive by water and never touch a road.

Custom paddle fitting, on-site restringing bench, and the full APP Tour catalogue.
Arrive at the gatehouse, hand over the keys, walk straight to the lily pond.
Deep-water pier for visitors crossing the Great Verdelucian Waters. Slips for members.
Two imported-sand courts on the waterline. Not counted in the 32.
Century trees shade every walkway between the outdoor blocks.
90 seconds from the Alork City West subway station on the Yellow Line.
One of the most prestigious stops on the APP Tour. Ten days of main-draw play across the complex, finals under the lights in the 250-seat stadium with the pond glowing behind the north wall.
The VERD is a private club with limited daily public access. All rates in emeralds.
Reserve a specific court by the hour — or take a general day pass and play open rotation. Every court starts wide open; a time only disappears once someone actually books it.
Enter your reservation code to move your court time or cancel. Changes are instant — the gatehouse and your valet are notified automatically.
Yellow Line to Alork City West. The gatehouse is a 90-second walk from the station plaza.
VSS NETWORK MAP →The VERD Pier accepts all visitor craft across the Great Verdelucian Waters. Members hold permanent slips.
Valet only at the west gatehouse. No self-parking on the grounds — the grove stays a grove.