If you are new to tennis regardless of age, we will do a FREE trial to get an idea on your playing level and recomend the most appropriate programs and competitions for you.

For our Junior players, they compete at appropriate levels of play as they progress through stages based on age. The Junior Hot Shots pathway is designed to teach children how to play tennis from a young age and will guide them into competition tennis when they are ready. Your coach will communicate with you along this journey.

What do I wear?

Comfortable sports clothing, runners, sunscreen, hat and a drink bottle is recomended.

What if I don't have a tennis racquet?

If you don’t have a tennis racquet don’t worry, your child’s coach should be able to assist by lending a tennis racquet for the first lesson.

Our on site Pro Shop is also fully stocked with a wide range of racquets and equipment to meet your tennis needs. 

How much do lessons cost?

The price of a lesson does vary from one coach to the next. On average you can expect to pay between $15—$18 per group coaching session.

Players compete at appropriate levels of play based on your *UTR.  We provide pathways for players to have the opportunity to experience suitable levels of competition as well as develop their tennis game tatically and technically. 

If you are new to tennis regardless of age, we will do a FREE trial to get an idea on your playing level and recomend the most appropriate programs and competitions for you.

*UTR: All our competitions and events utilise the UTR system. For those that aren’t familiar with the UTR system, UTR is a global rating system that promotes fair and competitive play across the tennis world. All players, regardless of age, gender, geography, or skill level, are rated on the same scale between 1 and 16.50 based on actual match results.

UTR is calculated by an algorithm using a player’s last 30 eligible match scores from the last 12 months. For each eligible match, the algorithm calculates a match rating and a match weight; a player’s UTR is the weighted average of all the match ratings.

For those that aren’t familiar with the UTR system, UTR is a global rating system that promotes fair and competitive play across the tennis world. All players, regardless of age, gender, geography, or skill level, are rated on the same scale between 1 and 16.50 based on actual match results.

UTR is calculated by an algorithm using a player’s last 30 eligible match scores from the last 12 months. For each eligible match, the algorithm calculates a match rating and a match weight; a player’s UTR is the weighted average of all the match ratings

How can I improve my UTR rating?

Compete Well – You can improve your UTR by winning more games than expected, regardless of whether you win or lose the match and whether you play higher- or lower-rated opponents. Compete well and try to win as many games as possible; this is the best way to improve your UTR.

Play Often – The more matches you play, the quicker your UTR will reflect your current form. It is also best to play against opponents who are close to your rating regardless of whether they are above or below you.

Be Patient – Since UTR is a rolling weighted average, the effect of new results is slightly lagged. Your UTR may take time to reflect a recent outcome.

Want to play but not sure you can commit? Join our reserve pool! 

We are always looking for players to join our reserve pools! Simply contact one of our Competition Secretaries and we can add you to the list!

We are located at Wests Tennis Club, 16 Old Leumeah Road, Leumeah 2560. 

A short walk from Leumeah Train Station and Wests Leagues Club.