Four Seasons Oahu's December Tennis Retreat Comes With a Playing-Level Catch

Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina announced a December 4 to 6, 2026 tennis retreat on October 20, but this is a weekend for players who already have some court experience. The resort is pitching the programme to USTA 3.0-level players and above, with eight hours of instruction and match play built into a hotel package.

Who should book the tennis weekend?

The coaching team comprises tennis director and former WTA-ranked player Roberta Russo, wellness specialist Adam Brewer and tennis professional Bianca Schulhof. Sessions cover strokes, movement, serving and doubles tactics, with tennis scheduled from 8 a.m. until noon on December 5 and 6.

For a regular club player, that makes the weekend a structured training break with afternoons available for other plans. For a complete beginner, the stated level is a reason to ask about another lesson format. A shared holiday works better when everyone knows whether they are joining a clinic, accompanying a player or planning their own activities.

What does the advertised rate cover?

The official announcement lists starting rates of $730 per night for single occupancy and $965 for double occupancy, plus taxes. It includes accommodation, daily breakfast, the eight-hour tennis programme, one complimentary wellness class per day, a 20 percent spa-treatment discount and 2 p.m. checkout on December 6.

The spa benefit reduces the price of treatments; it does not make a treatment complimentary. Ask reservations whether both people on a double-occupancy booking receive every tennis inclusion, which room category carries the starting rate, and what cancellation terms apply. Those details matter more than dividing the headline price by the coaching hours.

What can travelling companions do away from the courts?

The resort's family activities page lists lagoon paddleboarding, cultural workshops and tennis options for families and teens. It also describes complimentary Kids For All Seasons programming for ages five to 12, while Camp Manitou has seasonal availability for older children.

That gives mixed-interest groups options to investigate around the morning schedule. Confirm availability for your December dates, particularly for seasonal programmes, rather than assuming every activity on the website runs throughout the retreat. Leave time to explore Oahu if the trip extends beyond the two coached mornings.

Hero photograph: the resort's racquet courts, supplied by Four Seasons with the retreat announcement.