Tennis for All

Crandon Park Tennis

Crandon Park Tennis Center features 27 tennis courts in total on two surfaces (hard court, American green clay).

Crandon Park has a rich history intertwined with the Miami Open, one of the world’s great tennis tournaments that was held there from 1987 to 2018. The efforts of Butch and Cliff Buchholz, along with Merrett Stierheim and others, led to the tournament’s relocation to this world-class facility that made Key Biscayne one of world’s most famous sites in tennis.  Crandon Park was the epicenter of the Miami Open, hosting world-class players and creating memorable moments in the sport’s history. Its eventual transition to the Hard Rock Stadium marked a significant chapter in the tournament’s evolution, signifying the growth and expansion of professional tennis in Florida. 

ABOUT CRANDON PARK

27
Total Courts
13
Lighted Courts
UNLIMITED
FUN

Tennis Programing

Looking for the perfect place to play, learn, and connect? Crandon Park is your ultimate tennis destination! We offer an exciting lineup of programs and events for all ages and skill levels—from beginners taking their first swing to seasoned players ready for competitive action.


Hours & Location

Hours of Operation

Sun: 8AM – 6PM
Mon: 8AM – 10:00 PM

Tues: 8AM – 10:00 PM
Wed: 8AM – 10:00 PM
Thurs: 8AM – 10:00 PM
Fri: 8AM – 10:00 PM
Sat: 8AM – 6PM

Contact Us:

(786) 378-7649
7300 Crandon Blvd.
Key Biscayne, FL 33149

Meet Our Team

Alex Rodriguez

aLEX RODRIGUEZ

Director of Operations
Juan Rojas

JUAN ROJAS

Tennis Program Instructor
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REBECA MOLINA DE LA ROSA

Programs and Play Manager
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GARRICK ADAMS

Tennis Program Instructor
LUCAS TRUJIIL

LUCAS TRUJILO

CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATES
Janette Lesende

JANETTE LESENDE

CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATES
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CAMILA OLMOS

CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATES
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YARITZA “YARI” ROSA

CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATES
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Laura Bowen

USTA FLORIDA – Executive Director
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Nolan Brewer

usta Florida – Cross-Functional Projects Manager

ALEX RODRIGUEZ

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
Alex Rodriguez serves as the Director of Operations at the Crandon Park Tennis Center. In this role, he oversees daily facility operations while helping maintain a safe, efficient, and welcoming environment for players, coaches, and guests. Prior to this role, he served as the Building and Operations Manager at Crandon.

Originally from Miami Springs, Florida, Rodriguez brings more than 15 years of experience in parks and recreation, sports operations, and leadership. His background includes serving as Academy Director and International Scouting Supervisor for the Washington Nationals in the Dominican Republic, where he managed facility operations, athletic programming, staff supervision, budgeting, and compliance while working in a multicultural environment. 

Rodriguez also has professional experience as a Registered Representative with New York Life. He holds a Corporate MBA from Florida International University and earned bachelor’s degrees in Finance and Recreation and Sport Management from FIU. He also is a Certified Park and Recreation Professional (CPRP) which is the national standard for all parks and recreation professionals. Alex Outside of work, he enjoys staying active, spending time at the beach, being with family, and doing the Sunday crossword puzzle.

Alex Rodriguez

REBECA MOLINA DE LA ROSA

PROGRAMS & PLAY MANAGER
Originally from Mexico City, Rebeca Molina has built an international background through living in Cancun, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, and Miami, where she currently resides. She began playing tennis at the age of five and competed through her early twenties. As a student-athlete, she worked alongside her coaches and club owners to organize local and international tennis tournaments in Mexico City before moving to Cancun to continue playing competitively while attending law school.

Rebeca holds a bachelor’s degree in Law from Mexico and two master’s degrees, including an LL.M. in International Sports Law from ISDE in Spain and an LL.M. in U.S. Law from Florida International University. She is fluent in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Dutch, allowing her to connect with people from around the world.

Throughout her career, Rebeca has worked with several prestigious tennis events and organizations, including the Miami Open, the Internazionali BNL d’Italia in Rome, and the Junior Orange Bowl International Tennis Championship, supporting tournament operations and player services. Outside of work, Rebeca enjoys playing tennis, boxing, djing, traveling, reading, watching sports, and spending time with family and friends.

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TENNIS PROGRAM INSTRUCTORS

Juan Rojas serves as Tennis Program Instructor at the Crandon Park Tennis Center, bringing decades of teaching experience to players of all ages and skill levels.

Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Rojas moved to Miami four years ago with his family to begin a new chapter in the United States. He holds a degree in Information Systems and has more than 28 years of professional experience working in banking and corporate environments. Alongside that career, he has spent 38 years teaching tennis, focusing on player development and long‑term skill progression. 

Rojas is known for his teaching philosophy centered on education and growth. As he often says, “I find the greatest satisfaction when, after six months, a student truly becomes a tennis player, just as any educator succeeds when their subject is fully learned.” Away from the courts, he enjoys golf and traveling with his family. 

Together, the Crandon Park Tennis Center staff supports USTA Florida’s ongoing commitment to providing consistent access, quality programming, and a strong community-driven tennis environment. 

Garrick Adams is a Miami-based tennis coach and fitness professional with over 10 years of
experience helping youth and adults develop their skills and confidence through sport. He is the
founder of Fetch, a community-focused organization dedicated to promoting active lifestyles
through tennis, fitness, and wellness programs. Garrick has led youth development clinics, adult
group lessons, and community tennis initiatives across South Florida. His coaching philosophy
emphasizes strong fundamentals, positive energy, and creating an inclusive environment for
players of all ages and abilities. Outside of coaching, Garrick enjoys fitness training,
photography, and spending time outdoors while continuing to grow the game of tennis.

CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATES

Originally from Miami, Florida, Lucas has played tennis his entire life, beginning at a young age and continuing through college. He competed in club tennis at the University of Florida, where he developed both his competitive edge and love for the game. Lucas graduated from the University of Florida in May with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and has recently completed the law school application process. His lifelong involvement in tennis has given him a strong appreciation for the sport, its discipline, and its community. Outside of work, Lucas enjoys playing traveling, running, and playing chess.

Being a Miami native, Janette knows how to bring the heat. She is a graduate of Florida International University with a degree in Business Administration and Management. She competed in the Women’s 18+ 3.5 USTA league and maintains an active lifestyle, always open to trying new forms of exercise. In her free time, she enjoys gardening and reading, reflecting her curiosity and commitment to personal growth.

Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Camila has been interested in music and sports. At the age of 6 Camila started training in a sports center in her city performing skills in various disciplines such as swimming, basketball and tennis. When Camila arrived in Miami 5 years ago she resumed playing tennis with locals in the city and perfecting her technique and my service.

Yari is new to the tennis world and has enjoyed learning more about the sport while being part of the team at Crandon Park. She enjoys welcoming guests, helping customers, and contributing to a great experience at the Pro Shop. She especially loves the beautiful setting of Crandon Park and the community that surrounds it.

Map of Crandon Park Tennis Center showing the layout of 28 hard courts, 6 clay courts, stadium, and surrounding areas with labels and contact information at the bottom.

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About USTA Florida

About USTA Florida: Established in 1949, USTA Florida is a section of the United States Tennis Association. It is a not-for-profit volunteer organization with approximately 40,000 members and 500 organizational members. As the official governing body of tennis in Florida, USTA Florida operates from an executive office in Orlando, with more than 50 staff members and more than 600 volunteers throughout the state working towards a mission to promote and develop tennis for all in Florida. To learn more about USTA Florida, click the link below.

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