Westhampton Beach Tennis & Sport expands year-round racquet play with padel court

Clear pricing and year-round court access are what make Westhampton Beach Tennis & Sport stand out in a Hamptons tennis scene that often feels seasonal and hard to read. On the west end, where summer demand can squeeze court time and winter can thin out the calendar, the club offers a structure that keeps players moving: tennis, pickleball and now padel, all in one place.

The numbers are what catch the eye first. Westhampton Beach Tennis & Sport says it has 20 outdoor tennis courts and four indoor clay courts, plus 16 dedicated pickleball courts and a newly added padel court. That mix gives the property a rare range of surfaces and formats, and it means play does not have to stop when the weather turns. For regular players, that matters as much as any social calendar, because it creates a place to train, compete and book time without waiting for the Hamptons season to align.

The club also leans into organized instruction. Its offerings include lessons, clinics, social events and open play, so it serves both as a training center and as a place where players actually meet each other on court. The most concrete entry point is the tennis clinic: $57 for a 1.5-hour session that includes instruction, drilling and match play, with four to six players in each group. A five-pack costs $240, which gives frequent players a lower-cost way to stay in the rotation without moving straight into private lessons.

That pricing structure is especially relevant in a market where tennis can get expensive quickly once court access, coaching and memberships start adding up. Westhampton Beach Tennis & Sport makes the case that organized, coached play does not have to be reserved for the most committed or the most affluent players. Families, adults, newcomers and juniors can all find a way in, and mixed-sport households have options beyond a single tennis reservation. For the west end, that combination of breadth, clarity and year-round utility is what makes the club a practical place to commit time and money.