Book tennis lessons in Austin, TX with the perfect
tennis coach at a court near you

From parks, to high schools, to tennis centers, Austin has some fantastic tennis court locations. Some are extremely popular locations and some require fees. Below are some of the best in Austin:

• Austin High Tennis Center (8 courts, lights, fee)
• Beverly S. Sheffield Northwest District Park Tennis Courts (4 Courts)
• Caswell Tennis Center (8 courts, lights, fee)
• Joslin Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, lights)
• Little Stacy Neighborhood Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, lights)
• South Austin Tennis Center (10 courts, lights, fee)
• John B Connally HS tennis courts (7 courts, lights)

No, all coaches listed on MyTennisLessons teach either at public locations where they usually coach or one of your local spots you prefer. Austin has dozens of locations across the city that are free and open to the public where you can take lessons. Below are some of the best free tennis court locations in Austin:

• Beverly S. Sheffield Northwest District Park (4 courts)
• Anderson High School Tennis Courts (8 courts)
• John B Connally high school tennis courts (7 courts)
• Vandergrift Tennis Courts (8 courts)
• Joslin Park Tennis Courts (2 courts)
• Bailey Park Tennis Courts (2 courts)

There are different tennis coaches for every type of tennis goal. If you are looking for lessons for the first time for either you or your kid, a less expensive coach may fit the bill. If you are one of those people, check out the most affordable tennis coaches in and around Austin.

Austin is a city where tennis coaches want to live. Where really good coaches want to live. If you or your child is trying to be the best player they can be you’ll want the most experienced and specialized coach possible. Check out the most experienced tennis coaches in and around Austin.

Pickleball is extremely popular in Austin and for that reason, pickleball specific courts have sprung up all over the city. That is a good thing if you are looking for tennis lessons because there is a very low chance your preferred court will be infiltrated by pickleballers. So high schools, parks, and tennis centers will not have lines drawn for pickleball and most will prohibit play on tennis courts.

There is no getting around it, the summer in Austin, TX is brutal (“But it’s a dry heat!” Nah...). If you’ve lived in Texas long enough you may be just fine playing tennis in 90+ degree heat in the middle of the day but for everyone else, October and November as well as March-May are ideal for tennis. Many people try to get out early in the morning or at night to avoid the sun. Most importantly, there will only be about 30-60 days where it is actually too cold or too wet to get out on the tennis court.

The average price of a private tennis lesson is $84/hr. There are many coaches in Austin who charge more or others who charge less. Depending on how many lessons you purchase up front, how many people sign up together, and the promo code used greatly affects the overall price.

In a city as big as Austin there are plenty of big box sporting goods stores where you can snag a racquet and balls, but smaller tennis pro shops will be able to give you the best advice. The people working at these shops will be experts when it comes to what kind of gear you will need at your particular point in your tennis journey. Below are some good options around Austin:

• Austin Tennis Center
• Pharr Tennis Center
• South Austin Tennis Center
• John B Connally high school tennis courts
• Vandergrift Tennis Courtsr
• Bailey Park Tennis Courts
• Perry Neighborhood Park Tennis Courts
• John B Connally high school tennis courts
• Ramsey Neighborhood Park
• Katherine Fleischer Tennis Courts