Linder Stadium at Ring Tennis Complex

Linder Stadium at Ring Tennis Complex is a tennis facility at the University of Florida featuring six lighted courts arranged with a grandstand for spectators. The complex includes training rooms, locker facilities, and coaching offices to support both competitive matches and daily practice sessions.

The facility opened in 1987 as a donation from R. Scott Linder to support the university's tennis program. A major renovation in 1999 upgraded the courts and spectator accommodations, bringing the complex to its current state.

The stadium hosts matches for the Florida Gators tennis program and draws students and families from the community who come to watch matches during the season. The venue has become a gathering place where local tennis players and fans follow the team's performance.

The complex is easily accessible from the university campus with convenient parking for visitors. Matches typically take place in the afternoon or evening during the competitive season, while training sessions happen throughout the day.

The facility was recognized by the United States Tennis Association as an outstanding venue after its 1999 modernization. This recognition highlights it as one of the better-equipped university tennis complexes in the region.

Location: Florida

Inception: 1987

Official opening: 1987

Capacity: 1000

GPS coordinates: 29.65000,-82.35667

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:27