Lakeshore Tennis Club

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

2 of today's pros grew up on these courts.

Keegan Rice #580 ATP
Teah Chavez #696 WTA

Lakeshore Tennis Club is a non-profit members club in Wascana Park, Regina, founded in 1915 and open from May to mid-September. It offers junior lessons included in junior memberships, children's summer camps, adult lessons, member leagues and three tournaments a season including the Provincial Junior Open.

8 outdoor courts

Programmes and prices

What they sell and what it costs, as published on Oct 19, 2026.

Saturday morning kids lessons: kids and juniors 15 and under, members. CAD 150 + tax / season junior membership
Summer junior camps: kids and juniors under 16, any level. CAD 160 + tax / week members · CAD 215 / week non-members
Adult Instant Tennis: adults new to tennis. CAD 150 / 4 evenings · CAD 75 members
Member clinics: adults, club members. Free for members
Member leagues: adults, club members from novice to competitive. Free for members
Private and semi-private lessons: members of all ages. CAD 95 / hour private · CAD 120 / hour semi-private
Junior memberships: juniors 15 and under. CAD 150 + tax / season
Adult and family memberships: adults 16 and over, and families. CAD 400 + tax / season · CAD 900 + tax / family

Deals and codes

Members pay CAD 75 instead of CAD 150 for Adult Instant Tennis
Finish Instant Tennis in 2026 and join for CAD 330 + tax instead of CAD 400
Full-time students 16 to 23 join for CAD 220 + tax
Join after August 1 for CAD 200 + tax (late-season membership)
Weekly membership: 7 days for CAD 60 + tax

The facts

Tennis courts: 8 (outdoor: the 5 original courts plus 3 built for the 2005 Canada Summer Games)
Founded: 1915 (as the Civil Service Tennis Club, renamed Lakeshore in 1973)
Members: 350 (about, their own figure)
Junior membership: CAD 150 (plus tax for the 2026 season, Saturday kids lessons included)
Junior camp: CAD 160 (plus tax a week for members, CAD 215 for non-members)
Private lesson: CAD 95 (an hour with a Level 3 coach, members only)
Boarding: Not mentioned
School on site: Not mentioned
From age: Not stated, juniors to 15
Adults: Beginner course, clinics, leagues
Visits: 7-day membership, CAD 60
Locations: One club in Wascana Park
How to get in: Buy a 2026 season membership online in Court Reserve: from CAD 150 + tax for juniors, CAD 400 for adults, CAD 900 for a family
Visits and trials: Non-members can join Adult Instant Tennis and the summer junior camps; clinics, leagues, Saturday kids lessons and private lessons are for members

Coaches

Denise Fernandez, Head tennis professional since 2010, NCCP Level 3
Marek Nehasil, Coach, NCCP Level 3, high performance juniors
Tin Pon, Instructor, NCCP Instructor, beginners and intermediates

Tournaments they host

Spring Doubles, Tournament of Hope. May 15–17, 2026, doubles, sanctioned by Tennis Saskatchewan
Provincial Junior Open. Jun 5–7, 2026, for juniors, sanctioned by Tennis Saskatchewan
Lakeshore Summer Classic. Aug 21–23, 2026, sanctioned by Tennis Saskatchewan
LTC Box League. spring, summer and fall sessions, singles and doubles for members

Where it is

Lakeshore Drive, Regina, Saskatchewan (Wascana Park, south of the Legislative Building).

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