Weston Racquet Club runs a Junior Summer Sports Camp for ages 5 and up, mixing tennis and mini-tennis with pickleball, soccer, team sports, swimming, games and arts and crafts. Half-day (9 a.m.-noon) and full-day (9 a.m.-3 p.m.) options are offered, with early-drop-off and late-pickup available. Weekly and drop-in rates are available for members and non-members.
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Powered by GoogleThis is great tennis club, court are always clean and clay with great treatment and ready to play. But difficult to find available courts. i tried 2-3 days before always booked on time i want
Just signed up my kid for the tennis academy and so far all is well, the instructors are pleasant and friendly with the kids. The only disappointment is the pricing structure for the academy. Instead of discounting for attending multiple days a week, they just apply the same rate regardless if doing 1 or 2 or 3 days a week. I would have done more days if was an incentive. Every other sport training facility offers better per session pricing if attending more times. Just bad business acumen in my opinion.
AVOID AT ALL COSTS! The location is a MAJOR issue—it sits right next to I-75 (a multiple lane highway), and there are no sound barriers, so you’re constantly dealing with loud and excessive highway noise while trying to play. It really takes away from the experience. It’s so loud that you can’t even have a normal conversation with your partner from the other side of the net, and it’s difficult to hear someone call the score—especially on the side of the court facing the highway. Court conditions are also concerning. While the clay itself isn’t terrible overall, there are clear maintenance issues. On one court, a line is literally sticking up, which is a legitimate tripping hazard and shouldn’t be overlooked. The surrounding environment doesn’t help either. One of the courts faces what looks like an abandoned lot with no foliage, fencing, or visual barrier. It feels neglected and not like a place you’d want to spend time playing regularly. On top of all that, the pricing is absurd —$16 for a single person to play for two hours at a facility with these issues is excessive. What makes this even more frustrating is that there are SIGNIFICANTLY better options in the area. Public facilities like Frank Veltri Tennis Center in Plantation, and Jimmy Evert Tennis Center in Fort Lauderdale are far better maintained, offer a more enjoyable playing environment, and are way, way cheaper—despite not being private clubs. Overall, between the noise, safety concerns, lack of upkeep, and pricing, this isn’t a facility I’d recommend.
Everything about the place is pretty bad. employees lazy, lack common sense and rude, courts are not well kept, the sound of the expressway next to it is horrible, pickleball players loud with speakers as if they were at a cheap club and the tennis is average. Men tennis teams are ok but women teams are intense and feisty.
The place is very good for enjoy the competition with everything the family. The courts are great! There is shopping the accessories and utensils the tennis. You can bring portable chair for sit down near a the court.



