How many tennis courts does University of North Georgia have?

University of North Georgia has 2 tennis courts.

What surface are the courts at University of North Georgia?

The courts at University of North Georgia are Hard surface with lighting available.

Does University of North Georgia have lighted courts?

Yes, University of North Georgia has lighted courts available for evening play.

Is University of North Georgia free to play?

University of North Georgia is a school facility with public access. Contact the facility for current fee information.

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University of North Georgia | Courts in Oakwood, GA • Ralle

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University of North Georgia

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University of North Georgia

University of North Georgia, Oakwood. Two lighted hard courts on the Gainesville campus, recently renovated with $100,000 in new lighting for reliable evening play. First-come, first-served access during open recreation hours, though you'll want to check around class schedules and university events.

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78ftFull Size

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Lighting2 Outdoor CourtsFull Court (78ft)

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3820 Mundy Mill Rd, Oakwood, GA 30566-3414

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3820 Mundy Mill Rd

Oakwood, GA 30566-3414

(678) 717-3639 ung.edu

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University of North Georgia Details

How many tennis courts does University of North Georgia have?: University of North Georgia has 2 tennis courts.
What surface are the courts at University of North Georgia?: The courts at University of North Georgia are Hard surface with lighting available.
Does University of North Georgia have lighted courts?: Yes, University of North Georgia has lighted courts available for evening play.
Is University of North Georgia free to play?: University of North Georgia is a school facility with public access. Contact the facility for current fee information.

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