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There are various public courts all over Seattle where you can take tennis lessons or just go for a hit with friends. Some of the more popular locations may benefit from making a reservation online, which costs $15/hr, if it is a peak time of year. Otherwise most outdoor public courts are free if nobody is using them. Below are some of the most popular in and around Seattle:

• Seattle University Tennis Courts (4 courts)
• David Rodgers Park Tennis Courts (3 Courts)
• Jefferson Tennis Courts (4 Courts)
• Amy Yee Indoor Tennis Center (10 indoor, 6 Outdoor)
• Central Park Tennis Club (6 courts)
• Eastside Tennis Center (6 indoor courts)

No, there are over 100 outdoor tennis courts in Seattle that do not require a fee. If you want to ensure you can get a court time you can reserve one for a fee but otherwise public courts are free. Below are some of the most popular outdoor courts in the city:

• Jefferson Tennis Courts
• Lower Woodland Tennis Courts
• Beacon Hill Playfield Tennis Courts
• SWAC Pickleball and Tennis Courts
• Homestead Park Tennis Courts
• David Rodgers Tennis Courts

If you are newer to tennis or looking for your child to learn the basics, a more affordable option might be just what you are looking for. Check out the most affordable tennis coaches in and around Seattle.

If you are a serious tennis player who is either looking to make a tennis team or a tennis league we have some coaches listed who have seen it all. Check out one of the more experienced tennis coaches in Seattle to take your game to the next level.

There are actually quite a few courts in Seattle that double as pickleball courts so just be aware they may be in use by pickleballers during peak hours:

• SWAC Pickleball and Tennis Courts
• Green Lake Park Tennis Courts
• Brighton Playfield Pickleball and Tennis Courts
• Joslin Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, lights)
• Georgetown Playfield Tennis and Pickleball Courts
• Walt Hundley Playfield Tennis and Pickleball Courts

Anyone in Seattle knows it can be hard to avoid drizzling rain but summer is just about perfect for tennis lessons. Overcast skies have never been an issue for tennis players so even the rest of the year where the sun doesn’t want to come out you will be able to find time on the court. And unlike much of the northern US where temps get too low to realistically take lessons outdoors it doesn’t get that cold in Seattle.

There are quite a number of tennis courts around Seattle where you can either play super early or after work when the sun is down. Check out some of the better options around Seattle:

• Hiawatha Community Center Tennis Courts
• Jefferson Community Center Tennis Courts
• Laurelhurst Park Tennis Courts
• Meadowbrook Playfield Park Tennis Courts
• Rainier Beach Playfield Tennis Courts

You can take lessons both very early or late in Seattle. Most public tennis courts, especially those with lights, are open from 4 a.m. – 11:30 p.m.

Yes, there are a number of facilities available in the winter so you can avoid both colder temps and frequent rain. They do cost additional fees and not every facility allows outside lessons so it is always good to talk to your coach or the facility to square things away before hand:

• Avanti Sports: 3501 NE 45th St, Seattle, WA 98105
• Tennis Center San Point Pro Shop: 7135 Sportsfield Dr NE Seattle, WA 98115
• Pro Racket Sports: 12121 Northup Way Ste 202 Bellevue, WA 98005
• Dickson’s Tennis Service: 13203 NE Spring Blvd Bellevue, WA 98005

The average price of a private tennis lesson is $115/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.