Summer Weekend Tennis Camps
August 8-12, 2024
September 5-8, 2024
What is it? A long weekend of all-levels tennis offering individual and group instruction for both singles and doubles players and multiple live ball sessions with pro Caerwyn Evans.Clinics and Lesson Availability for Camp. Sept. 5-8th.
Thursday, September 5th
Private lessons:
book here: 130 - 230
book here: 230 - 330
3:30 - 5, Advanced Liveball Book here
5 - 6:30, Intermediate liveball Book here
Friday, September 6th
9 - 12 Intermediate and Advanced Doubles Clinic Book here
Private lessons
book here: 1:30 - 2:30
book here: 2:30 - 3:30
3:30 - 5:30 Special 2 hour Liveball. Book Here
Saturday, September 7th
9 - 11 Singles Clinic Book here
2-4pm Special 2 hour Liveball. Book Here
Sunday, September 8th
9:30 am to 1:30 pm.
Special 4 hour Coached Matchplay + Liveball event.
Experience live coaching as you play to get the best immediate feedback. All aspects of the game will be covered. Book here
Clinics
How do I sign up?
Book Your Class with WynTennis Academy
At the WynTennis Academy, we offer a collaborative, competitive environment for students of all ages We believe forming relationships with students is paramount to developing their games. We look forward to seeing you on the court. Book your class here:
Who is Caerwyn? Is that a real name?
Caerwyn (pronounced “Ky-Win”) is tennis director of one of the top 25 tennis academies in the US (as named by Tennis Magazine), Desert Tennis Academy at Shadow Mountain Club. Caerwyn is certified as a USPTA P1 Professional, a PTR Professional, a PTR 10 and Under Professional and a Cardio Tennis Authorized Provider to name a just a few of his qualifications.
In 1999 Caerwyn started a successful coaching career in Australia before traveling to Europe the following year. In 2002, Caerwyn visited Palm Desert to fly hot air balloons. After falling in love with the desert lifestyle, he decided to put down roots and return to full time tennis coaching, and in 2005 he started teaching at The Reserve Club in Indian Wells. His love of teaching young people drew Caerwyn to the National Junior Tennis and Learning program (NJTL) that reaches out to underprivileged kids.
