The developers say it will be the largest racquet sports facility in the world. Tennis player Rob Autry and partner Jason DeGroff are spending $125 million on the facility at 6121 Mt. Herman Road in Brier Creek. The 44-acre campus will feature pickleball, tennis, padel and volleyball courts and is expected to be ready in 2026.

Swing Racquet + Paddle has started work on the project, which will include 25 pickleball courts, 28 tennis courts, 15 padel courts, four beach volleyball courts and a ping-pong lounge. Swing Racquet + Paddle will have 25 pickleball courts, 28 tennis courts, 15 padel courts, four beach tennis and volleyball courts, a ping pong lounge and a full-service restaurant and bar.

The City of Raleigh granted the project $10 million. Swing’s flagship campus is expected to drive $360 million of economic impact in its first three years and attract more than one million visitors to the Raleigh area annually.