September 15, 16, 17

Ashland Tennis Camp

Ashland Tennis Camp

Start your Fall off with an ace!

$ 389.00 

Please note: a payment of $389 is required to secure your space.

What’s Included
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  • Player's dinner
  • Three mornings of tennis camp
  • Professional tennis instruction
  • Free time to explore and shop
  • Wild West Tennis prizes
  • Ball boys and ball girls
  • Great weather
Schedule of Events
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Tennis Camp 9:00am-12:00pm Each Day

September 15th

  • 9:00am-12:00pm Tennis Camp
  • Basic Strokes and Fun Wild West Drills
  • After 12:00 noon open time

September 16th

  • 9:00am-12:00pm Tennis Camp
  • Learn our Spaces Not Faces Program
  • 2:00pm-4:00pm Optional Mixer
  • 5:30pm Player's Dinner at Brick Room
  • Learn our Spaces Not Faces Program (How to hit to the open spaces on the court)

September 17th

  • 9:00am-12:00pm Wild West Drills and Match Play
Instructors
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Wild West Tennis Instructors

Introducing our USPTA certified tennis professionals for our Ashland Wild West Tennis Camp September 15th,16th, and 17th 2022

  • Tennis Professional at Ashland Tennis and Fitness Club
  • High school and college coach. Over 30 years teaching experience.
  • Director of Tennis Instruction Deep Canyon Tennis Club.
  • Owner Wild West Tennis since 1985 offering Tennis Camps and Grand Slam Trips.
  • Coached at the highschool and university level.
  • Pro-manager at clubs in Salem, Albany, Corvallis, Gresham, and Sunriver.
  • Operated The El Cid Resort and Spa Tennis Academy in Mazatlan, Mexico.
  • Former #1 in open mixed doubles and 35 & over doubles in the PNW.
  • Former USPTA 35 & over national doubles champion.
  • Former PNW USPTA coach of the year.
  • Former winner PNW USPTA Tennis Industry Excellence Award
  • Author of “Everyone Can Learn Mental Toughness.”
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Recent Reviews

“It’s also great to have someone with Steve’s playing ability and teaching experience living right here with us and interacting with us on a daily basis.”

Bruce Wulf

“The small groups into which you are placed allows for maximum observation, practice and play time.”

Chuck Owens

Committee Chairman, Deep Canyon Tennis Club

"Since Steve Vaughan instituted the Spaces not Faces strategy into his teaching program, my game has been greatly enhanced. One more element of attack or offense. I have enjoyed my lessons this year and am excited to have this new weapon in my arsenal."

Gretia Capri

Board Director, Deep Canyon Tennis Club, Palm Desert, CA

“Fran, thanks for arranging the Island Tour, it was great fun! Especially the trip up the mountain road – even the switchbacks had switchbacks!”

Joseph M.

“I have been taking private and group lessons for 10 years with Steve Vaughan and learn new ideas and strengths with each workout.”

Lucy Zapf

"I would like to highly recommend Steve Vaughn‘s current Spaces Not Faces coaching program. This winter I participated in nine weeks of semi-private lessons focusing on ball placement (as opposed to just returning the shot), and it has helped me immensely! I feel it has greatly upped my game, but it’s comments from the people I play with that have noticed the improvement in my game as a result of Steve’s direction that has has been so satisfying. It REALLY works!"

Steve Varon

"My tennis group and I at Deep Canyon Tennis Club have been working on our doubles tennis games with Steve Vaughan for many years. Every new season, he introduces one or more new tennis concepts for us to incorporate into our games. A couple of years ago, he brought in the strategy of “spaces not faces.” The theory is not to hit right to the person on the other side of the net and give them an easy put-away shot. Make them move and then open up a new space for yourself or your partner to try to win the point. It is very effective when properly executed. It is also a good confidence builder when you are able to make the ultimate winning shot. Thank you Steve for continually coming up with fresh ideas to help us, or new ways to think about shot making. Can’t wait to see what you bring next year."

Donna Webb

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