Tennis

Serve, volley, and smash at Leonida's country clubs and public courts, where the sport is civilized but the competition is anything but.

Tennis in Leonida exists in two distinct worlds that rarely intersect. In the first world, Vice Dale's immaculate country clubs offer pristine clay courts, ball boys in pressed whites, and a membership roster of hedge fund managers and retired executives who treat every match like a corporate acquisition — strategic, ruthless, and accompanied by passive-aggressive commentary about your backhand. In the second world, Vice Beach's cracked public courts host a rotating cast of hustlers, retirees with surprising athleticism, and locals who learned the game by watching YouTube videos and have developed unorthodox but devastatingly effective playing styles. The tennis mechanics offer a full range of shots — flat drives, topspin rallies, slice approaches, drop shots, and serve-and-volley play — with timing and positioning determining shot quality. Play singles or doubles, enter local tournaments with escalating buy-ins and competition, or challenge specific NPCs who offer unique rewards for defeating them. The country club circuit is particularly lucrative: winning tournaments there doesn't just earn prize money, it earns social access to Leonida's wealthy elite, opening up mission opportunities and business connections that you'd never find on a public court. Just remember to dress appropriately — the country clubs have a strict whites-only dress code, and they will enforce it.