Private Tennis Lessons & Coaches in Cupertino, CA

I’m a former Division I tennis player from San Diego State University with extensive experience coaching players of all ages and skill levels. I offer both private lessons and hitting sessions, drawing from a strong competitive background that includes achieving high rankings throughout my junior tennis career. I’m passionate about helping players improve their game, build confidence on the court, and develop a lasting love for tennis.

"Kennedy was friendly, encouraging, and catered the lesson to my skill level. She provided a lot of great tips which was amazing. Feedback was timely and direction was solid for improvement. Would definitely take another lesson from her!

Mahdi Hentati, an esteemed tennis coach originating from Sfax, Tunisia, is a distinguished graduate with a degree in Physical Education, specializing in Tennis from L’Institut Supérieur du Sport et de l’Education Physique de Sfax. Commencing his tennis journey at the age of 8, Mahdi has earned national recognition through his dedicated participation in competitive tennis. His coaching ethos revolves around a personalized approach, acknowledging individual paces and motivations, thereby creating an environment where players can comfortably and effectively realize their maximum potential. Beyond the physical dimensions of the sport, Mahdi perceives sports as a conduit to a healthier lifestyle, imparting crucial lessons in self-discipline and empowerment. Throughout his illustrious career, Mahdi’s unwavering commitment to coaching is fueled by a genuine passion for pedagogy and the immense satisfaction derived from assisting diverse individuals in achieving their athletic and personal aspirations. His coaching philosophy transcends conventional boundaries, embodying a holistic approach that extends far beyond the confines of the tennis court. Mahdi Hentati stands as a testament to the transformative impact of sports in shaping the lives of those he guides.

"Mahdi is a kind, patient, and experienced coach and I would recommend him to anyone looking to learn or improve tennis skills. He is my daughter's first tennis coach, and knows how to balance skill development with enjoyment of the sport by coming up with fun drills and games to keep her engaged. My daughter loves him and always looks forward to the next lesson. I couldn't be happier to have found him.

I’m a dedicated tennis coach with three years of experience teaching both kids and adults. As a self taught player with other sports in my background, I quickly picked up the sport and now share my knowledge with others. I specialize in all aspects of the game, including strategy, technique and fitness. I can adapt my coaching style to fun, disciplined, or competitive based on the player needs. I feel joy in helping others improve their game and experience.

"My daughter has really been enjoying the lessons with games and technique involved

Jack Schoeman, a former college team captain and current men’s open tournament player, boasts an impressive 17 years of coaching experience. With a background of learning from top coaches, Jack has refined his coaching methods to a professional level. Specializing in modern professional tennis techniques, stroke biomechanics, footwork, and strategy for both singles and doubles, Jack has positively impacted the game of numerous players throughout his career.

I have been playing tennis for over 10 years and currently compete in college tennis with a UTR of 8.3. I have been coaching for the past 4 years, working with players of all ages and skill levels. As a coach, I am patient, motivating, attentive, and dedicated to helping players improve. My goal is to help each player develop their technical, tactical, and mental skills while enjoying the game. I tailor every lesson to the individual needs and goals of each player.

I've been fortunate to immerse myself in the world of tennis at every level, including a professional playing career. As a former All-American college tennis player and sponsored athlete, I've enjoyed a rich spectrum of experiences. My dedication to the sport also led me to achieve a ranking as high as 13+ on the Universal Tennis Ranking and compete on a 5.5 USTA Men's tennis team. Over the years, I've had the privilege of coaching individuals of all ages and skill levels, both at tennis academies and clubs. I'm eager to share my knowledge and passion with anyone looking to elevate their game. As both a coach and player, I bring a harmonious blend of fun, strategy, and collaboration to the court, ensuring a fantastic experience for those I work with. Tennis has been an integral part of my life, and I'm genuinely excited to embark on this new chapter, helping others unlock their tennis potential. If you're in search of a dedicated tennis coach and hitting partner, please don't hesitate to reach out to explore the next steps.

"We had such a great time! David was great!

Former NCAA Division II tennis player who competed at the No. 1 singles position for the University of Arkansas–Fort Smith. I also have experience competing in ATP Challenger qualifying events in Mexico. I coach juniors and adults of all levels, focusing on technique, footwork, consistency, match strategy, and confidence. Every lesson is personalized, high-energy, and designed to help players improve quickly and enjoy the game.

"Great class! We worked on different shots, footwork, and timing. It felt much more confident with the game by the end of the lesson.

Tennis has been my life for 30 years — as a player, a college competitor, and now as a coach who’s put in over 345 lessons helping students actually improve. My game blends Federer-style touch and feel on the one-handed backhand with the heavy, modern topspin you see from players like Alcaraz and Sinner — and that’s exactly what I bring to your lessons, whether you’re building your fundamentals or refining a competitive game. I don’t believe in cookie-cutter lessons. Every session is built around your goals, your level, and what’s actually holding your game back — with the technology and tools (video analysis, ball machine, real match-play strategy) to back it up. Beyond the court, you’re joining a tennis community: connect with fellow students, ask me questions directly, work through structured courses at your own pace, and get access to local clinics and events. My goal is simple — help you fall in love with this game while getting genuinely better at it.

"great experience, coach jay is very professional and responsible, my kids like the class.

Hello, my name is Bill and I am a Danville tennis coach with nearly five decades of competitive playing experience and more than 20 years of coaching experience across juniors, high school athletes, USTA competitors, adults, and recreational players. Unlike many coaches who focus only on feeding balls, I emphasize complete player development: - Modern stroke mechanics - Match strategy and point construction - Serve consistency and placement - Footwork and movement efficiency

"“Coach Bill brings a rare combination of technical knowledge, positivity, and competitive experience. My son’s serve, movement, and match confidence improved tremendously after training with him. He genuinely cares about player development and creates a motivating environment every lesson.”

PLS READ MY BIO Coach Ryan is an experienced Level 2 certified professional tennis coach ✅ USTA certified ✅ Experienced coach May - August 2026, Coach worked at the USTA National Campus in Orlando for 3 months, coaching over 400 hours. Coach was a part of the FIRST COHORT to graduate from the new USTA Coaching certification process. In addition to his leadership at the Campus, Coach has been a tennis instructor at two prominent Bay Area tennis organizations, coaching kids aged 5 to 15 and adults. ✅ Beginner ✅ Intermediate ✅ Advanced COACH IS ONLY CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR HIT SESSIONS ONLY (NO DRILLS) If you or your child play tournaments, I charge a fee to come and watch and provide a report after. I am one minute from the courts in Mountain View at Whisman Park.

"The lesson went well, really, focusing on one section at a time meant Emily wasn't overwhelmed, which was quite helpful for her first time back on the court. Though I hope her forehand starts resembling her previous shape soon, I appreciated how the approach was measured and clear. Still, I think with a bit more attention there, her technique could really improve. Ryan's way of breaking things down makes a difference, if you're thinking about trying him out, I’d say he's worth considering to see how steady guidance can support your game.