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Most areas in Atlanta have courts specifically for their neighborhood's use, but there are numerous public courts and tennis centers located throughout the city. Below are some of the most popular:

• Perkerson Park Tennis Courts (6 courts, lights)
• Candler Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, lights)
• Central Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, lights)
• McGhee Tennis Center (9 courts, lights, fee)
• Sharon Lester Tennis Center (12 courts, lights, fee)

No, there are various neighborhood courts and tennis courts at public parks that are free. Tennis lessons through MyTennisLessons take place at any neighborhood court so be sure to discuss your local options with your coach. Some of the best public courts are:

• Central Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, lights)
• Coan Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, lights)
• Brownwood Park (recently resurfaced, 3 courts, no lights)
• Perkerson Park Tennis Courts (6 courts, lights)
• Candler Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, lights)

Private tennis lessons aren’t always the cheapest, but if you’re in for kids lessons or just trying to learn the basics, there are affordable options in Atlanta. Check out the cheapest private tennis coaches in and around Atlanta.

As a tennis hotbed, there are a number of coaches who have extensive experience and top qualifications. Check out one of the Atlanta tennis coaches with the most coaching experience to help you raise your tennis level.

Thankfully, because Atlanta is mad about all things racquet sports there are plenty of pickleball-specific centers and courts which means most of the time tennis courts are being used for tennis. That doesn’t mean, however, you definitely won’t run into situations where you show up to your lessons and pickleballers have taken over the public courts. Below are a couple that have lines drawn for both tennis and pickleball:

• Grant Park Tennis Courts
• Hammond Park Tennis Courts (Silver Spring, GA)
• Peachtree Hills Park Tennis Courts

Atlanta is one of those places where you can take tennis lessons any time of the year. That doesn’t mean, however, that some times aren’t better than others. While winter is mild it can be quite rainy and afternoon storms are prevalent and sudden. Summer time can be extremely hot and humid so getting out before and after the sun is at its peak is recommended.

The average price for an hour-long private tennis lesson in Atlanta is $82. There are many coaches who have their prices listed above and below that figure.

With so many tennis enthusiasts in Atlanta it is no surprise that there are some of the best family owned shops in the country located here. Your Serve Tennis is a tennis store with 10 locations in and around Atlanta. If you visit any one of their locations they will be able to help you with anything and everything you need for your first tennis lesson. Below are the locations of some of the most popular Your Serve locations:

• 3749 Roswell Road Atlanta, GA 30342
• 1205 Johnson Ferry Road, Suite 112, Marietta, GA 30068
• 3000 Old Alabama Road, Suite 114, Johns Creek, GA 30022
• 13800 GA-9 L, Milton, GA 30004
• 500 Abernathy Road Sandy Springs, GA 30328

Yes, there are a number of tennis courts throughout Atlanta that have lights so you get in your lessons if you have to work late or if you’re trying to escape the summer heat. While many neighborhood HOA courts have lights, below are some of the best public options with lights:

• Central Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, lights)
• Coan Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, lights)
• Sharon Lester Tennis Center (12 courts, lights, fee)
• Washington Park Tennis Center (8 courts, lights, fee)

Georgia natives are used to the summer heat so you might not be opposed to summer tennis lessons. In general, however, you should be careful about taking lessons in the middle of the day during the summer. Early mornings and late afternoons/evenings are ideal in summer, especially for younger kids or older folks. In general, just be aware of the temperature and time of day and you will be just fine with summer tennis lessons in Atlanta.

While there are a few indoor places to play, it might be the one knock on the tennis scene in Atlanta. If it is too hot, cold, or wet there are limited indoor court options, especially ones that are affordable. Below are two of the better options, but do still require memberships:

• Buckhead at Phipps Plaza
• Windy Hill Athletic