TM OLLIOULAIS
568, Route de la Gare, Ollioules, Var, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France, 83190
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Membership & Pricing
The Tennis Municipal Ollioulais (TMO) is a long-running club on Route de la Gare in Ollioules, a few minutes from Toulon and close to the A50 exit toward Sanary-sur-Mer. The site brings together tennis, padel and pickleball on one campus near the railway station, with a clubhouse open daily except Monday. On the FFT Ten'Up listing the club counts 14 courts across three surfaces: nine lit tennis courts (six clay and three resin, including one sheltered under a canopy) plus three outdoor padel courts that operate year-round. Since 2022 the padel annex, run as TMO Padel, has added a modern booking app and evening sessions that stretch later than the main tennis desk. The club is competition-minded — youth teams regularly win Var championships, and the annual Open tournament draws strong fields — but casual players can book courts, join stages or turn up for member events.
Facilities
FFT licences and memberships are sold on Ten'Up: individual adult tennis from 217 euros, couples at 374 euros and student rates at 147 euros for the 2026 season, with court access from 8:00 to 20:00 (21:00 in summer) except Mondays. A pickleball add-on is 104 euros. Non-members can buy a ten-ticket carnet for 50 euros to play with a member. Padel is priced separately through TMO Padel — commonly around 10 euros per person for a 90-minute slot, with member off-peak discounts and ten-session packs — and does not require the full tennis licence for a casual game. Court hire for tennis is booked by phone the day before; padel uses the Gestion Sports booking system.
Reviews (5)
Excellent club with a great atmosphere both clay (6 courts) and hard court (3 courts) with a padel nearby. Also a stringer and a tennis shop
It is good tennis club
We were greeted by a very grumpy woman who told us we absolutely needed shoes without cleats to play on their not-so-great synthetic court… And on top of that, they don't even accept membership cards. Simply the worst tennis club I've ever been to.
I received a very warm welcome at this lovely club with its clay courts. Thank you to Sophie, the president, Théos, Popo, and Daniel for their hospitality and kindness.
4 Green clay? And 3 hard beautiful clubhouse. That day the weather was rotten but usually it's nice 🙂