Four Seasons Oahu Sets a Tennis Weekend With Eight Hours on Court

Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina has announced a December 4-6, 2026 tennis retreat, with eight hours of instruction and match play built into a two-night resort weekend. Announced October 20, the programme is aimed at USTA 3.0+ players.

That skill threshold is the first detail to check. This is a stay organized around improving an existing game, with technique and tactics on the schedule. A traveler looking for a first introduction to tennis should ask about a separate lesson rather than assume this group will start with the basics.

How much of the weekend is spent playing?

The coached sessions run from 8 a.m. to noon on December 5 and 6. Roberta Russo leads the retreat with Adam Brewer and Bianca Schulhof. The programme covers drills, coached matches, movement, serving and doubles strategy, with mobility and yoga complementing the court work.

Four-hour morning blocks give the trip a clear shape. Plan an unhurried arrival on Friday if possible, and avoid scheduling an early departure on Sunday that would cut into the final session. The package lists a 2 p.m. checkout on December 6, which helps with changing and packing after play.

What does the quoted package include?

Starting prices are US$730 per night for single occupancy and US$965 per night for double occupancy, plus taxes. The published package includes accommodation, daily breakfast, the tennis programme and one wellness class per day. It also offers a 20 percent discount on treatments at Naupaka Spa & Wellness Centre.

A spa discount is a reduction on a separate purchase, so leave room in the budget if recovery treatments are part of the plan. The announcement does not describe the retreat as an all-inclusive holiday. Request the full stay total and check meals beyond breakfast, transport and any other charges before comparing it with an ordinary room reservation.

Who should check the arrangements before booking?

Anyone sharing a room with a non-playing companion should clarify how double occupancy works for coaching places. Ask whether both occupants participate, what equipment is provided and how the organizers group players. Those answers matter more than the starting rate if the two travelers have different abilities or interests.

The morning schedule leaves afternoons available for a slower resort stay. Keep those hours flexible if you expect to be tired after drills, and make any spa appointment after the court block. The appeal is a concentrated practice weekend with time to recover, provided the level and timetable fit your game.