Bridge Park Tennis Club is a community tennis club at 7 Taylor Road in Māngere Bridge, nestled at the base of Māngere Mountain. The club has five outdoor artificial grass courts with LED floodlights, so play carries on into the evening, and its clubrooms have been recently restored. It began in 1934 as Manukau Rovers Tennis Club, moved from Onehunga to Māngere Bridge in the early 1970s, and took its present name in 1993.
Membership covers the Tennis NZ and Tennis Auckland affiliation levies, entry to junior and senior club championships and other club competitions, private coaching, and discounted racquet restringing. Families living in the same household get a discount. Courts are booked online and opened with a key fob, which members request once their membership is paid; a replacement fob costs $20 as at 2026.
The junior programme follows the national Hot Shots model for younger players, with group coaching that focuses on fun and skills, and moves into smaller high performance groups as players develop. The clubrooms are mainly used for interclub matches, junior coaching and the social tennis evenings, and they can be hired by groups.