What ages does Tennis 360 coach?

Groups run from Early Champions (age 3) and Kindy Smashers (4-6) through Red, Orange and Green Ball to Hard Ball (11-13) and Advanced Aces (13+), with Squads for ages 8-17.

Is there a trial lesson?

Yes, the club offers a 45-minute outdoor trial lesson for AED 99, for tennis or padel. Ask which venue it will be at.

How much is a term of kids' tennis?

Term fees are not published on the club's website. Ask the provider on 055 753 7675.

Are the courts indoor?

Jumeirah Golf Estates has two outdoor tennis courts. Meydan has both outdoor and indoor tennis courts, and Dubai Sports World is indoors from May to August. For indoor kids' groups in the hot months, ask the provider which venue runs them.

Term dates and session days and times for kids' groups are not published. Ask the provider.

Tennis 360, Jumeirah Golf Estates

Q: Where does Tennis 360 run kids' classes?

Tennis 360 has courts at Meydan, Jumeirah Golf Estates, Al Areesh Club in Dubai Festival City, The Apartments at DWTC and Dubai Sports World. Which venue runs which kids' group is not published, so ask the provider on 055 753 7675.

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Jumeirah Golf Estates

Trial AED 99

Ages3+years and up
PriceTrial AED 99to try a session
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Where2 branchesJumeirah Golf Estates, Nad Al ShebaSee on the map

Tennis 360 is a Dubai tennis, padel and pickleball club with five venues: Meydan (its headquarters), Jumeirah Golf Estates, Al Areesh Club in Dubai Festival City, The Apartments at DWTC and Dubai Sports World. Its kids' programme, under the tagline 'Learn. Laugh. Level Up!', follows a pathway from Early Champions (age 3) and Kindy Smashers (4-6) through Red Ball (6-8), Orange Ball (7-9) and Green Ball (9-11) to Hard Ball (11-13) and Advanced Aces (13+), with Squads for ages 8-17. The club does not publish which venue runs which kids' group, so ask what runs at your venue before you book. New players can book a 45-minute outdoor trial lesson for AED 99, offered for tennis or padel. Pick a branch on this page to see its address, courts and rating.

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The activity

Tennis, explained

Kids' tennis usually starts with movement and racket skills - running, balance, hand-eye coordination and simple rallies on a small court - before children progress to full-court strokes, serving and match play. Many programmes use softer, slower coloured balls (red, then orange, then green) on smaller courts so young players can rally early and build confidence, moving to a standard yellow ball as they grow. Groups are normally split by age and level so children learn alongside similar players. Tennis builds coordination, reaction speed, footwork and stamina, and many children start from around age three or four.

Who it's for

Children from age 3 upwards, split by age and level: Early Champions (3 years), Kindy Smashers (4-6), Red Ball (6-8), Orange Ball (7-9), Green Ball (9-11), Hard Ball (11-13), Advanced Aces (13+) and Squads (8-17). The pathway is club-wide and the site does not say which groups run at each venue, so ask the provider.

What to expect

New players can start with a 45-minute outdoor trial lesson for AED 99; the club offers it for tennis or padel, so say it is for your child's tennis when you book, and ask which venue it will be at. Kids' groups are split by age and ball colour, from Early Champions at 3 to Advanced Aces at 13+, so children play alongside similar players. Term dates, term fees and session days and times are not published for any venue, and neither is a kit list, so ask the provider. The club's mobile for enquiries is 055 753 7675 and its office line is 04 331 7744.

Highlights

Kids' pathway from Early Champions (age 3) to Advanced Aces (13+), plus Squads for 8-17 (tennisthreesixty.com)
Red, Orange and Green Ball groups for ages 6-11 (tennisthreesixty.com)
45-minute outdoor trial lesson for AED 99, tennis or padel (tennisthreesixty.com)
Five venues across Dubai, including Meydan and Dubai Sports World (tennisthreesixty.com)
Meydan has outdoor and indoor tennis courts, padel and pickleball; Jumeirah Golf Estates has two outdoor tennis courts (tennisthreesixty.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

On Google, the Meydan branch is rated 4.3 from 155 reviews and Jumeirah Golf Estates 4.5 from 11. Each branch's own rating shows when you pick it.

The facts

Ages: From 3 years (Early Champions) to Advanced Aces (13+); Squads 8-17 (tennisthreesixty.com)
Prices: Trial lesson: AED 99 (45 min, outdoor, tennis or padel). Term fees: ask the provider (tennisthreesixty.com)
Schedule: Term dates and session times not published - ask the provider
Trial: Outdoor trial lesson, 45 minutes, AED 99, tennis or padel (tennisthreesixty.com)
Where: Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai (Me'aisem First)
How to book: tennisthreesixty.com/tennis-kids · +971 55 753 7675
Opening hours: Mon–Thu9am–10pm
Fri10am–8pm
Sat–Sun9am–10pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Two outdoor tennis courts, showers and toilets (tennisthreesixty.com)
Free shaded car park with EV charging (tennisthreesixty.com)
Hours from the Google listing; the club's site shows courts 7AM-10PM across the whole club (Google listing)
Free covered parking at Meydan; free shaded car park, showers, toilets and an EV charging station at Jumeirah Golf Estates (tennisthreesixty.com)
Wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance at Jumeirah Golf Estates (Google listing)
Dubai Sports World is indoors from May to August (tennisthreesixty.com)
Club office: 04 331 7744; mobile: 055 753 7675 (tennisthreesixty.com)