Cheviot Hills Sport Center

These tennis courts are very nice. Clean, well-​kept, and nice wind screens. I played a USTA mixed doubles match here over the weekend and enjoyed playing here. I’ve played at this facility when I used to live in Century City.
The only issue was the wind blowing the doors open, so the facility needs to fix the door latches. The problem with the doors blowing open is that the tennis balls wander onto other people’s courts, which stops play and you have to ask the other people to give you your ball back. There are some people who get upset when other people’s balls find their way on their court and interrupts play (not me).
I can’t say how much it costs to play since our team was the visiting and non-​court-​fee-​paying team. The 13 courts are next to a nice park and the parking area for «tennis players» seems to get filled by non-​tennis players. When I was there on Saturday afternoon, there were many dogs with their owners and quite a few were off-​leash.
Not much else… nice tennis facility and I’d play here more often if I still lived in the area.
Xie Xie!

I love these courts for the price. Pretty well-​maintained, and each court is separated on its own. The only reason I gave it 4 starts instead of 5 is that I’m a huge fan of the La Cienega tennis courts, but I’ve been playing here at Cheviot Hills more often lately because the extra $ 3 an hour ($ 8 here, $ 11 there) add up when you’re playing a few times a week for more than an hour. I don’t have the membership card here, but most of the time, if you show up, there are courts available. Beautiful green setting and easy parking. its easy to become a regular here!

I worked at these tennis courts as an old summer job and since they’re close to where I live, when I play I call them my «home court.» They have 13 courts and it’s $ 8 /​hr, you reserve on the hour and you can reserve 2 hrs at a time. The courts are very well kept, lights come on at night and you can play until 10 p.m. or when the lights turn off (around 10:20 p.m.) The traffic noise from Motor is barely noticeable and the park’s a nice background while you play. There’s also a great hitting wall there, and when there’s no one on Court 10 you can also hit on the inside of the court on that wall as well. The pro shop strings racquets and you can also rent an affordable ball machine as well.