The facility provides 6 different tennis courts, including three indoor courts with an earth surface, two indoor courts with grass, and one outdoor grass court. These courts are equipped with state-of-the-art Sporthalls brand halls, with electrically raised sides, and a perfectly prepared surface. The presence of qualified coaches contributes to the steady growth of the club's clientele. To meet the needs of active tennis players, the club organizes a Tennis League throughout the year, which already has more than 80 participants, playing multiple matches each week. For lower-level players, tournaments are also organized as part of the OTC Tennis Academy, giving everyone the opportunity to participate in exciting competitions. The club doesn't forget about the youngest tennis enthusiasts either, with the growing OTC Tennis Academy attracting more and more children for training. Since 2016, the program has grown to include more than 200 children. The facility's history is also linked to welcoming leading Polish and foreign tennis players, such as Agnieszka and Urszula Radwańska, Klaudia Jans-Ignacik, Mariusz Fyrstenberg, Marcin Matkowski and Łukasz Kubot. In 2013, during the Davis Cup match in Warsaw, the club was selected as the training facility for the Australian team, which gave the opportunity to welcome such greats as Lleyton Hewitt, Patrick Rafter and Tony Roche to our courts.


In addition to squash courts certified by the World Squash Federation, the club boasts a professional coaching staff that can meet the needs of both beginners and advanced players. Those wishing to improve their skill level also have the opportunity to participate in individual training or take advantage of the OTC Squash Academy offer. Since September 2015, the club has introduced new initiatives such as the Junior Squash Academy and weekend Squash Camps. The club's priority is to ensure that all its members have the opportunity to fulfill their needs, which is why both national tournaments under the auspices of the Polish Squash Federation, which attract top players, and local cycles of amateur tournaments are organized.