World-renowned tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou announced a partnership with The Ritz-Carlton Naples, Tiburón to debut the first Mouratoglou Tennis Center in Florida. The center opened in early summer 2024 boasting training camps, private lessons, leagues and retreats that deliver a premium tennis experience.
“Tennis is such an integral part of the active lifestyle that so many of our guests are drawn to,” said Jenny Piccione, general manager, The Ritz-Carlton Naples, Tiburón. “Aligning Patrick Mouratoglou to bring his proven methodology to our coaches and players heightens the level of instruction and ability of skill improvements while visiting the resort.”
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The proven Mouratoglou methodology is based on customization and instruction to enhance the skills of every level of player. Every individual is unique and thus needs the lesson adapted to their needs. The hyper-personalized approach ensures benefit from the program. The Mouratoglou Tennis Center at The Ritz-Carlton Naples, Tiburón features four outdoor courts, summer tennis camps, a kids’ program, weekend and holiday camps, private and group lessons, and exclusive offerings for hotel guests. The new tennis center joins other centers and academies in Dubai, Costa Navarino, Kuala Lumpur, Sardinia, Beijing and New York, with Melbourne launching in 2027.
“Florida is, for me, one of the best tennis destinations. I have memories here with each of the players I’ve coached, from Serena Williams to Holger Rune. Florida’s passion for tennis and its status as a sports hub (with the Miami Open) make it the perfect place for our expansion,” stated Mouratoglou. “The Ritz-Carlton Naples, Tiburón’s commitment to excellence aligns with our vision, making it the ideal partner for this venture.”
The luxury resort proves an excellent spot for outdoor enthusiasts who want an active retreat. The Ritz-Carlton Naples, Tiburón is just 3 miles from the Gulf of Mexico and sits among the native wetlands and migratory bird preserves of Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. Guests can also enjoy two championship golf courses, spa services and alfresco dining.
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