The Monte-Carlo Country Club (MCCC) is running tennis camps throughout the summer for children aged 7 to 14, giving young players the chance to train on the club’s clay courts in the same setting used by some of the sport’s biggest stars.
Running Monday to Friday from 9am to noon until August 28, the camps offer a full immersion into life on clay, Monte-Carlo Country Club’s signature surface and the same courts that host the ATP’s Monte-Carlo Masters each April, one of the most prestigious clay-court events on the professional tour.
Founded in 1928, the Monte-Carlo Country Club sits just outside Monaco’s border in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin and has built a reputation as one of the region’s premier tennis institutions, home to a 10,000-capacity stadium court and long regarded as a proving ground for both aspiring juniors and professional champions alike. The club’s junior programming extends well beyond the summer camps, with a dedicated Tennis School running for children aged 7 to 13 every Wednesday during the school year, alongside a Mini-Club catering to younger children from as early as two and a half years old.
For parents interested in enrolling their children, registration for the club’s tennis camps typically runs directly through the club’s tennis professionals, with past sessions priced in the region of €180 for members, plus a small additional licensing fee for non-members. Further details and enrolment information are available directly through the Monte-Carlo Country Club.
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