We are located at 636 Centerville Road, Warwick, RI 02886.

Break Point Tennis programming is offered at Rhode Island Racquet Club (RIRC) in Warwick, Rhode Island. RIRC was formerly known as Tennis Rhode Island / West Bay Club.For any questions regarding RIRC, please visit: Rhode Island Racquet Club | powered by CourtReserve

Subject to availability. If you are interested in booking an outdoor lesson, please contact Coach Dan directly at breakpointtennis@yahoo.com to discuss options and scheduling.

Yes! We have an assortment of racquets available for players to use if you do not have one on hand. If you need to borrow a racquet for your lesson or clinic, stop by the front desk during your next visit for more information.

Yes! We have a selection of some of the latest racquet models available for demonstration. Trying out different racquets is a great way to get a feel for what works best for your game before making your next purchase. Ask Coach Dan about available demo racquets during your next visit.

Yes! Gift certificates are available for purchase in person. Please touch base with Coach Dan during your next visit for details. At this time, gift certificates cannot be purchased over the phone or online.

Proper tennis attire should be comfortable, athletic, and appropriate for movement on the court. Players should wear flat-soled, non-marking tennis shoes and athletic clothing that allows for a full range of motion.Examples of appropriate tennis attire include:Tops: Collared polo shirts, clean athletic crew-neck tees, performance tennis shirts, racerback tanks, or other comfortable athletic tops.Bottoms: Tennis or athletic shorts, performance skirts, skorts with built-in shorts, tennis dresses, leggings, or other flexible athletic bottoms.Shoes: Flat, non-marking tennis court shoes designed specifically for the lateral movements required in tennis. Running shoes are not recommended, as their soles are designed for forward movement and can provide too much grip or contribute to court wear.Extras: Visors, hats, sweatbands, and other accessories are welcome if they help keep hair, sweat, or the sun out of your eyes.When in doubt, choose athletic clothing and footwear that allows you to move comfortably, safely, and confidently on the court.