KAHLI (SiamSportsPro) Tennis Academy Phuket

SiamSportsPro Tennis Academy sits in the hills of Cherngtalay, about twenty minutes from Phuket International Airport, on Pasak Soi 8 near Boat Avenue, the Laguna Golf Course, and resorts including the Banyan Tree and Hilton Garden Inn. The atmosphere is relaxed, drawing casual players and competitors alike.

The academy has six covered courts with Laykold Masters Gel acrylic hard surfaces, which few venues in Southeast Asia can match. The covers let you play through the year, past the midday heat and the monsoon rain that stop play on the region's outdoor courts. The site also holds a Courtside Café & Sports Bar, a pro shop, and a community space that hosts live jazz nights and corporate events.

The site sits off the main road, with views over mountains and jungle. Most players arrive by car or scooter; parking is on-site. From Cherngtalay or the nearby resorts, expect a short drive. The address is 5/109 Soi Pasak 8, Cherngtalay, Choeng Thale, Phuket 83110.

The academy opens daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, seven days a week, and takes walk-ins and pre-booked players. You can rent a court for self-play, and the academy runs private lessons, group classes, and programs for a range of ages and skill levels. Confirm court rates and booking steps through the website or by calling ahead. The academy holds a 5.0 Tripadvisor rating.

SiamSportsPro also runs tennis camps. The 5-Day Signature Recreational Camp, built for intermediate players (ITN 10-8 level), starts from 13,500 baht per adult and combines group clinics with private coaching, optional fitness classes, and social play. Accommodation is separate, so you can stay at your chosen hotel or resort in the area.

Konstantin Kravchuk, a former ATP professional who peaked at world No. 78, leads instruction alongside trained Thai and international coaches with experience across all levels, from children and beginners to ATP and WTA professionals. Recent visitors cite the coaching team's technical depth and approachability. One Florida-based 4.0 player described a lesson with Kravchuk as a great experience and found the court surface comfortable and responsive.

New to tennis or new to Phuket, you can start here. Group classes take a range of levels, and the staff works with travelers who have never held a racket. The covered courts let you learn without the heat or sudden rain. Bring water, wear court shoes (rental or your own), and ask questions.

The café and bistro give players a place to gather before or after play. Grab a coffee, a light meal, or a drink while watching other matches. Members get a 10% discount on food and beverages, which adds up across several visits.

Cherngtalay has grown into one of Phuket's more upscale districts. A short drive from the academy reaches dozens of restaurants, from casual Thai spots to fine dining. The on-site Courtside Café covers a quick bite, with more options nearby for a full meal.

Parking is easy, and the site is well-maintained. Lockers were under construction as of early 2025, and the academy is finishing them. This part of Phuket is safe, with tourists and residents around throughout.

January through April brings the most comfortable conditions: warm, with little rain. May through October brings the monsoon, though the covered courts let you play through it. Humidity stays high through the year, so pack water and light clothing.

A traveling player has to find opponents at their level. SiamSportsPro draws tourists, expats, and local players, but lining up matches with strangers takes effort. Doyouplay helps here. The platform lets you browse players at SiamSportsPro by skill level and preference before you commit. Message potential partners, talk first to gauge the fit, and arrange play on your own terms. For newcomers to Phuket or recent movers, this saves you from walking into a facility and hoping someone is free.

The Doyouplay community around SiamSportsPro is active. A 3.0 player after steady doubles partners and a 4.5 competitor after singles matches both find others with the same goals. The platform runs on direct, respectful communication, so you can ask about court conditions, coaching, or neighborhood tips before you arrive.

SiamSportsPro has grown beyond court rental into a full tennis destination. Covered courts, a resident coaching staff led by a former ATP professional, and a mixed community of expats, residents, and visiting players make it one of the more complete facilities in Southeast Asia. The academy describes its goal as offering the best tennis facilities in Thailand.