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Westwood Tennis Center

★★★½ 3.831 reviewsLos Angeles, CAAges 3–10

Private

Westwood Tennis Center runs short-session summer tennis camps for young children on Los Angeles's Westside: Tiny Tots for ages 3-4 meets Fridays from 9:00-9:45am, and Mighty Mites for ages 5-10 meets Monday through Thursday from 8:30-10:30am. Sessions are introductory and grouped by age, and the center also runs junior clinics through the rest of the year.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 3–10
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Westwood Tennis Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★pwheelerg

The head pro there is the absolute best. His name is Cole Miller. Really good player and teacher, and he is a very nice guy.

Maryann Park

Nasty nasty man. Super rude and unprofessional. Threatened to kick us out despite having a reservation. Crazy power trip.

S R

I had a deeply upsetting experience at this facility. While playing, an older agressive woman hit me in the chest twice with a ball--deliberately--and never apologized or even acknowledged me. When I brought it up, the coach dismissed it entirely, saying it was "totally fine" that she did that. It wasn't fine. She should have at least apologized for hitting me twice in a row. It felt targeted and personal. To make matters worse, I spoke to the tennis team manager afterward, and he looked completely uncomfortable, said nothing, and just stared at me. No support, no accountability. This kind of behavior should never be acceptable in any sports community. I expected better.

Mike Jeon

stopped doing liveballs here after a bad experience. lights went out during a middle of a nighttime liveball and did not come back on so was cancelled midway through. I emailed the office for a partial refund and they refused saying it "wasn't their fault" the lights went out so tough luck. I will never go back there and I've told all my tennis friends the same.

Michael Jeon

Went to a liveball here at night and the lights went off halfway through. They refused to give anyone even a partial refund. Said it wasn’t their fault so therefore no reason to give any refunds. That logic makes no sense. Obviously just interested in robbing their customers of money and not caring one bit about customer relations. And this is coming from someone who has played dozens of liveballs there. Never again.

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