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In Miami there are a number of tennis courts at public parks, tennis centers, clubs, and dozens of private courts. Below are some of the most popular locations throughout Miami:

• Continental Park Tennis Courts (8 courts, lights)
• Coral Reef Park Tennis Courts (8 courts, lights)
• Dante Fascell Park Tennis Courts (6 courts)
• Flamingo Park Tennis Center (19 courts, lights, membership)
• Tropical Park Tennis Center (12 courts, lights, hourly fee)
• Moore Park Tennis Courts (12 courts, lights, hourly fee)

No, there are plenty of public locations where you can take tennis lessons through MTL. Also, if you have or know of a private court you can use, your coach will also be willing to come to you to conduct the lesson there. Below are some of the best free public courts in Miami:

• Bryan Park Tennis Courts (3 Courts, lights)
• Morningside Tennis Center (6 courts, lights)
• Normandy Shores Tennis (4 Courts)
• Margaret Pace Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, lights)
• Continental Park Tennis Courts (8 courts, lights)
• Coral Reef Park Tennis Courts (8 courts, lights)
• Dante Fascell Park Tennis Courts (6 courts)

Sometimes you don’t need the most expensive option, just the right one. We have plenty of coaches in Miami who come in more affordable for beginners or children. Check out the most affordable tennis coaches in and around Miami.

Miami is a great place to live if you are looking for a highly qualified or skill specific coach. Some of the best coaches in the world call MIami home so you will have no problem finding the perfect coach for you. Check out one of the more experienced tennis coaches in Miami if you’re an advanced tennis player.

Pickleball is also very popular in Miami so there are plenty of pickleball specific courts located throughout. Thankfully that means typically there aren’t pickleball players overtaking all of the popular tennis courts.

With an average temp of 77 degrees and ample sunshine, you can enjoy tennis lessons any time of year. If you are trying to avoid the most humid and hot temps, December through April is probably your best time to enjoy more mild weather. That doesn’t mean, however, you can’t get on the court for tennis lessons during the summer, especially in the morning or at night. If you aren’t from Miami, the humidity might be an issue so be sure you bring tons of water to your lessons.

The average price of a private tennis lesson is $105/hr. There are many coaches in Seattle who fall higher and lower than this price bracket. In general though, qualified private tennis coaches in Seattle tend to charge over $100/hr. However, depending on how many lessons you purchase up front, how many people sign up together, and the promo code used, it can greatly lower the overall price.

Miami has you covered when it comes to tennis specific sporting goods stores. Employees at these stores will be able to help sort you out with all the equipment and apparel you might need before your first tennis lesson. Below are some of our favorite Miami options:

• Tennis Plaza - Midtown Miami - 1607 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33132
• Tennis Plaza - South Miami - 6112 S Dixie Hwy, South Miami, FL 33143
• Tennis Plaza - North Miami / Aventura - 15400 Biscayne Blvd #110, Aventura, FL 33160
• World Tennis Miami - 1448 Alton Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139
• Strictly Tennis Of South Miami - 7306 SW 57th Ave, South Miami, FL 33143
• Williams Island Tennis Shop - 5500 Island Blvd, Aventura, FL 33160

Yes, Miami has dozens of locations throughout Miami that have tennis courts with lights. This means you can take tennis lessons after the Florida sun goes down. Below are some of the best free locations that also have lights for night tennis lessons in Miami:

• Margaret Pace Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, lights)
• Palm Island Park Tennis Courts (3 courts, lights)
• Morningside Tennis Center (6 courts, lights)
• Shenandoah Park Tennis Courts (4 courts, lights)
• Continental Park Tennis Courts (8 courts, lights)
• Surfside Tennis Center (3 courts, lights)
• Coral Reef Park Tennis Courts (8 courts, lights)

Just like any other outdoor activity in Southern Florida, never underestimate the heat. As long as you are conscious of how hot it is going to be and how much water you may need, you should be okay to take lessons in the summer. Also be sure to discuss with your coach about taking lessons in the morning or night to avoid the summer heat. Again, just be sure to exhibit caution when playing in the summer.