Tennis Reservation Information
310.394.6011
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Tennis Courts available BY advanced
Fee Reservation
Santa Monica residents that purchase a
Resident Reservation card will have priority.
(See reservation
information below.)
- Reed Park - 6 lighted courts courts
located at 7th and Wilshire Blvd.
- Ocean View Park - 6 non-lighted courts
located at 2600 Barnard Way (1 block south of Ocean Park Blvd).
Reservations available year round on Saturday
and Sunday. Weekday reservations available
during the summer season only (Memorial Day
through Labor Day).
Courts may be reserved
for Group or Individual Lessons/Programs/Events.
See Tennis Court Rules of Etiquette below.
- Santa Monica High School - 7
non-lighted tennis courts available during
the following hours unless closed for
maintenance, school use, school holidays, City
programs, or permitted use:
Monday-Friday during school year: 6 p.m. to
dusk
Monday-Friday during
school breaks: 8 a.m. to dusk
Saturdays year round:
7 a.m. to dusk
Sundays year round:
8 a.m. to dusk
A permit is required for instructional or group use
of the SAMOHI courts.
Tennis Courts available for
free, drop-in,
non-reserved use
- Clover Park (2 lighted courts located
at 25th and Ocean Park Blvd.)
- Douglas Park (2 lighted courts located on
25th and Wilshire Blvd.)
- Los Amigos Park (1 lighted court
located at 6th and Hollister Ave. Court is available only
when school classes or sponsored programs are not in session
which is usually on weekdays after 6pm or all day on weekends)
- Marine Park (3 lighted courts located
at 17th and Marine St.)
- Memorial Park (4 lighted courts located
at 14th and Olympic Blvd.)
- Santa Monica High School - (7
non-lighted tennis courts available during
specified non-school hours).
Available during
the following hours unless closed for
maintenance, school use, school holidays, City
programs, or permitted use:
Monday-Friday during school year: 6
p.m. to dusk
Monday-Friday during school breaks: 8 a.m.
to dusk
Saturdays year round: 7 a.m. to dusk
Sundays year round: 8 a.m. to dusk
A permit is required for instructional or
group use of the SAMOHI courts.
TENNIS COURTS AT
Yahoo!
Center
(2500
Broadway)
TRIFIT features two outdoor tennis
courts in the beautifully-landscaped
Yahoo Center Park. These courts
are NOT City courts but, per a
development agreement with the City,
they are open to the public. To book a
court, visit
www.bookmycourt.com.
Courts are available for $3/hour with
the option of quarterly & yearly passes.
For more information on Yahoo! Center
courts, visit click
HERE. For
frequently asked questions, click
HERE.
For more information, please call 310.829.2227. 
City-Sponsored
Group Lessons
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City-sponsored group tennis lessons are are offered year-round.
Details can be found in
RecScape,
the
schedule included with the City's quarterly
newsletter
SeaScape. For information
about lessons, call 458.2239.
City-Sponsored
Tennis Tournaments
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Tournaments
The
City conducts three tournaments officially sanctioned
by the Southern California Tennis Association each year. Results are
used to establish rankings:
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Santa Monica Senior Tournament - held on 2
successive weekends in late January/early February. This
competition is a high caliber open level competition
for men and women. Numerous age categories ranging from 30 years
and over to 70 years and over. Both singles and doubles events
are offered.
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Santa Monica Dudley Cup Tennis
Championship - held at Reed and Ocean View
Parks in April, this tournament hosts more than
200 junior tennis players from all over Southern
California.
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Santa Monica Open - held during the last two weeks in
August culminating on Labor Day Weekend. Open and Satellite
Level competition offered for boys and girls 18 and under in
numerous age categories beginning with 10 yrs and under.
Youth event is held during the last week in August. The Adult
tournament provides singles and doubles events in various
ability level categories ranging from USTA rated 3.5 to Open
Level.
Community-Based Tennis
Organizations & Programs
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Santa Monica Tennis Santa Monica Tennis Club
- A non
profit community organization provides year round social and
competitive tennis opportunities. Activities
include tournaments, Sunday drop in play, tennis ladders, trips,
rating clinics and team tennis programs. For further information
call 310.208.6882.
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Tennis Patrons of Santa Monica - promotes tennis in
the community. They provide instruction at selected local
elementary public schools as well a Saturday Team Tennis
program. (see next). Call 310.458.3009
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Santa Monica Team Tennis - Saturday morning program for
youth ages 18 and under. Program provides local competitive match
play opportunity. Program is offered in the fall and spring
each year. Participant must be able to keep score and have
skills necessary to serve and keep a rally going. The program
is conducted under the auspices of the Tennis Patrons of Santa
Monica. For further information call 310.453.3009.
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NJTL - The United States Tennis Association in
cooperation with the City of Santa Monica provides a series
of low cost group tennis instruction classes designed to
introduce this lifetime sport to youth ages 7 through 17. A
series of six week session providing 18 hours of
instruction are offered on weekday afternoons
during the summer. Participants receive program T-shirts, USTA membership and tickets to the L.A. Professional
Championships (summer only).
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Southern California Tennis Association - Section chapter of United
States Tennis Association. Promotes a wide range of tennis programs, events,
training/certification programs and education for youth and adults. Main office
located at the UCLA Tennis Stadium. For further information, call
310-208-3838.

Tennis Reservation Information
310.394.6011
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Reservation Office
The Tennis Reservation Office is located at
Reed Park (7th and Wilshire
Blvd.).
| Office Hours: |
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| Monday - Thursday |
8 a.m. - 9 p.m. |
| Friday |
8 a.m. - 7 p.m. |
| Saturday - Sunday |
8 a.m. - 6 p.m. |
Resident Annual Reservation
Card
Santa Monica Residents may purchase an
annual tennis Reservation Card ($12). Card holders may reserve courts by
phone up to three days in advance (see
reservation schedule).
Proof of Residency
In addition to a driver’s license
or government-issued photo ID, one of the following
in the registrant’s name is required to verify
residency: current rental agreement, mortgage statement, or
utility bill.
Non-Resident Cardholder Reservations
Non residents or residents
that do not have a Reservation Card (see above) may reserve a court on
the same day of play only.
Court Fees
$3 per person per hour.
Resident Quarterly Pass
Resident
Card holders may
purchase a Quarterly Pass for four periods each year:
- Winter (January - March)
- Spring (April - June)
- Summer (July - September)
- Fall (October - December)
Resident
Quarterly Pass Fees
- Youth (17 yrs. and under)
$18
- Adult (18 yrs. to 59 yrs.)
$54
- Seniors (60 yrs. and above) $18
Private Tennis Instruction
Independent
tennis instructors may register to teach on City courts during
designated times. Courts must be reserved and paid for
in advance at a cost of $14.40 per hour for 1-2
students. Private
lessons are limited to 1-2 students. All
group lessons and tennis camps are conducted through
the City's Community Classes Program.
Film Shoots
Please call
for details.
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Ethics of tennis and sportsmanship shall prevail
for the safety and enjoyment of
all players.
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No hard-soled or dark-soled shoes are allowed on
the courts.
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No more than six balls are allowed on the court
at one time.
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Promotional materials of any kind are prohibited
on courts without prior
City approval.
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Players must abide by the decision of Park
Ranger or site staff regarding
the interpretation of any rules governing the
use of the courts.
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Tennis instruction of any kind requires an
official permit.
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Inline skates, roller skates, skateboards,
scooters, etc. are not permitted on
the courts at any time.
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When other players are waiting:
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You may play one set with no more than a
five minute warm-up or you
may rally for a total of 30 minutes.
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If you are currently playing a set, you must
complete the set then forfeit
the court.
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One person cannot hold the tennis court when
two or more people
are waiting.

This page was last modified on
02/21/2012
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