The Cliff Drysdale Tennis School at Stratton Mountain Resort runs weekly junior tennis camps for ages 5-17 from June through early September, Monday-Friday 9:00am to 3:30pm with full- and half-day options. Mornings focus on instruction and games-based tennis by age and ability, and afternoons add pickleball clinics, tournaments and swimming in the pool.
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Powered by GoogleI really enjoyed playing here for UTR match-play events. The venue is great, the courts are well kept, and the people and pros are awesome!
We absolutely love this place! Rob runs a top tier tennis camp for kids who are serious about tennis. His coaches are all current or former D1 or D2 tennis players themselves. Our kids love the friendly competitions, the private lessons, and overall this is a place that makes tennis fun. The adult clinics are also terrific. Thanks again for a great summer to you and the team!
This place is an absolute joke. We paid for a four day Pickleball tournament. We’ve got one day of play and then they canceled the rest of the tournament. The “pro” Rob Is the most unorganized tournament director I have ever dealt with. We never received any notice on what time each day it would start, when we got there he just had everyone group up and start playing. They said there was prize money come to find out somebody that works for him. Won the prize money. From top to bottom this was the worst Tournament I’ve ever been a part of. I will never return.
Love Cliff Drysdale Tennis School @ Stratton and looking forward to playing in some clinic Summer 2021. I am hopeful Rob is still the tennis pro (he is the best!) and we look forward to hearing more about plans for 2021!
My wife and I were not impressed with the burnt out pro Billy. This guy would rather gossip with the women than teach tennis. Unfortunately he is always there lurking the halls looking for work. We've had some good pros in the past and this guy doesn't come close. Not impressed.




