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From the courts of middle school to the state's competitive stages, my tennis journey began at 13 and has been a thrilling ride since. My dedication led to being named MVP in my junior and senior years, while also embracing USTA tournaments and intense matches against fellow Texas high schools. Standing strong at a 4.0 level, I'm passionate about sharing my tennis insights with you, whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out. Let's elevate your game together!
"Eric is an amazing coach. I’m starting to see improvements in my playing as a result of lessons with him. He’s patient and very knowledgeable.
I’ve been passionate about tennis for over 20 years, thanks to my father who introduced me to the game at a young age. I earned my coaching certification from The Professional Tennis Registry in 2021 and have since coached for Nike Tennis Camps, Smoke Rise Country Club, and offered private lessons. As a former Division II college player, I also volunteered at an afterschool program, where I had the chance to teach kids tennis alongside a local coach. This experience, along with four years of coaching at Reading & Requests, taught me the value of listening to students and using positive reinforcement to foster rapid improvement. In my lessons, I focus on mastering the six basic strokes, keeping score, proper hand placement, and understanding the rules of the game. My classes are designed to be dynamic, fun, and structured for maximum skill development.
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With 30 years of experience on the court, Have a court in mind? I’m flexible, I can come to your tennis location. I've honed my skills as an experienced player and am passionate about fostering that same love for the game in others. I bring a deep understanding of tennis technique and strategy to every lesson, creating a fun yet focused learning environment for beginner and low intermediate players. My goal is to help you not only improve your game but also develop a lifelong passion for this incredible sport. I am especially fond of working with the youth, as I have over 20+ years teaching kids off court. “First Lesson is absolutely Free!”
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I’ve been playing tennis for 15 years, growing up in Atlanta, GA, where my passion for the game took root. I’m currently competing in professional ITF tournaments to make it onto the WTA tour. As a junior, I achieved a 10 UTR and competed in numerous Southern and National tournaments, often playing in older age groups. In high school, I led my team to its first-ever state championship, going undefeated at the line 1 position. I finished my high school career as a 4-star recruit and attended the University of Georgia, where I focused on academics with plans to attend medical school while continuing to hone my tennis skills. Now, training with former pros, I’m eager to share what I’ve learned with others, helping them elevate their game and enjoy the journey!
"Autumn is an amazing trainer! Highly recommend her
Transform your tennis game with a coach who brings four decades of experience to the court, including competing as a D1 athlete. Trying to improve your strokes, get in better shape or just want to develop a tougher mental game? Or are you looking to just be competitive? Beginners to advanced. My passion is cultivating a love for the sport while nurturing the potential within each student. Let's unlock your inner champion together - I'm excited to guide you on your tennis journey. I'm flexible with time and welcome all ages and skill levels.
"That lesson clarified exactly how I should contact the ball, and I’ll keep practicing to play more, especially after seeing real progress with Eric. A quick spark of momentum, nice start.
As an experienced tennis player with 27 years on the court, I've honed my skills and developed a deep understanding of the game. My passion lies in sharing that knowledge and helping players of all levels reach their full potential. I bring a fun and engaging approach to every lesson, fostering a positive learning environment where improvement comes naturally.
"I'm quite satisfied with the lesson with Valdrez, especially the focus on consistent work on my serve and forehand. Though I’d say I still need to keep at it, the progress felt steady. Still, more of the same kind of practice should help me get closer to where I want to be. Definitely a calm, constructive approach that I’d recommend trying if you're looking to refine specific strokes.
D1 college tennis player from the University of South Alabama, I bring over two decades of coaching experience to the court. Currently ranked top 10 in the world in 35 and over division. Join me to elevate your game!
"Had a great time out with coach Aaron learning the fundamentals of
A lifelong player with a passion for both sports and academics, I've thrived on the field and in the classroom. As a Varsity competitor and All City Academic Athlete, I've honed my skills and earned recognition for my dedication. I have passion and natural ability to teach in a way that makes learning fun and easy. I teach not only on the court, but also off the court. From competing in T2 to making waves in ALTA as the Atlanta City Championship runner-up, I've embraced challenges and simplified complexities, earning praise from friends and family for my knack for making the difficult seem easy to learn from.
"My lesson with Sanjay was pretty productive, honestly. It felt like we really covered some useful points, though I think more training could help me get even better. Still, I appreciate the straightforward approach and am hopeful about future lessons with him.
With an extraordinary tennis journey, Erik rose to prominence as a top-ranked junior player, both nationally and internationally. My collegiate career with NC State and Morehouse College saw me achieve an unprecedented feat, marking an undefeated season and defeating the #1 player on the nation's top-ranked team. His talents extended to the ATP World Tour, where he secured world rankings in both singles and doubles, despite an abbreviated tour stint due to sponsorship challenges. Afterwards he transitioned to work alongside distinguished players in the WTA/ATP tours, including Heidi El Tabakh, Edina Gallovits, Donald Young, and more. My coaching prowess also shone as he trained junior world champions, including notable names like Emma Kurtz and Dillon Pottish. Currently, Erik is dedicated to running a junior program aimed at preparing young talents for college tennis and beyond. In addition, he's building a comprehensive tennis academy featuring six courts, a swimming pool, and dormitory facilities, where the future of tennis can be nurtured and inspired.
"Erik is a great pro. Highly recommend him. Thank you !
I’ve been playing sports like soccer and tennis since I was very young had a career as a professional soccer player and always kept playing tennis. Both sport requires good footwork and preparation and then I would love to share my knowledge with new and experienced tennis players. I coached tennis in Israel, Australia, and in the US (Florida and Atlanta at the athletic club northeast)
"We’re taking couples lessons and he’s so patient and hands on with us. Looking forward to progressing with Eyal
Hi, I’m Ava Hrastar—a current professional tennis player and recent Division I college graduate(Auburn University) with about 15 years of experience on the court. Tennis has been a lifelong passion, and through years of training, competing, and growing as an athlete, I’ve developed not only my game but also a deep understanding of what it takes to succeed—both physically and mentally. I’m excited to share that passion and knowledge with others.
"Ava's lesson was quite effective. Her attentiveness stood out, and her instructions felt clear and confident, making me feel optimistic about getting back in the game. Still, I hope we can continue to improve my front, backslice, and serve as we go along. If you're after a coach who really pays attention to the details and keeps lessons engaging, Ava might be worth trying.
With over 40 years of passion for tennis, I’ve dedicated my career to helping youth and adult players unlock their full potential. I offer comprehensive tennis coaching for players of all ages and skill levels, from beginners picking up a racquet for the first time to advanced competitors refining their game. My coaching includes engaging and fun kids’ lessons designed to build strong fundamentals, coordination, and confidence in young players. For adults — Whether you are a beginner, improving technique, enhancing match strategy, increasing fitness, improve your ALTA/USTA match play or simply enjoying the game. Each session focuses on proper stroke development, footwork, consistency, and tactical awareness in a positive and motivating environment. I provide private, semi-private and group lessons for all ages.
"The instructor is very kind and explains everything thoroughly step-by-step.
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Atlanta has 6 active tennis coaches teaching players at every level - from total beginners picking up a racquet for the first time to ALTA league competitors, USTA-rated club players, juniors, and adults rebuilding their strokes. The active Atlanta tennis coaches carry a 4.97 average rating across hundreds of lessons taught, anchored by a 152-review veteran with 20+ years on court. Private lessons land in the $80-$200 range depending on the coach's playing background and lesson length. Coaching concentrates at public hard courts across McClatchey Park, Central Park, Lenox-Wildwood, and Frankie Allen Park - so it's practical to pick a tennis pro by court, neighborhood, or budget.
tennis coach with the most lessons taught in Atlanta
Coach LaToya has taught
256 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching tennis lessons at
Lenox-Wildwood Park
Average coach player rating
4.95
297 total ratings
and here are the coaches with top player ratings:
| Tier | Price | What you get |
|---|
| Starting | $50-$80 | Group clinics and pair lessons per person |
| Typical | $80-$130 | Where most Atlanta private tennis lessons land |
| Advanced | $140-$200 | Tournament-tier coaches and former competitive players |
| 10-Lesson Pack | $750-$1300 | Series discount, billed up front |
Atlanta is one of the most tennis-saturated cities in the country, anchored by ALTA (Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association) and USTA Atlanta league play that runs spring, summer, and fall and pulls tens of thousands of adult players into competitive weekly matches. That league culture means most Atlanta tennis coaches teach with match patterns, doubles tactics, and league strategy in mind, not just stroke mechanics. Most Atlanta coaches teach on outdoor hard courts at public parks (McClatchey Park, Central Park, Lenox-Wildwood Park, W.D. Thomson Park, West End Park, Frankie Allen Park), with indoor and clay options available at private clubs like Bitsy Grant. Several active coaches carry serious tennis backgrounds - a 20-year teaching veteran with 152 reviews, a top-ranked junior player who competed nationally and internationally, a 30-year career coach, and a former professional soccer player turned tennis pro. The city's mild winters make year-round outdoor tennis realistic; hard court is the default surface most players will spend their time on.
| Format | Participants | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private (1-on-1) | 1 student | $80-$200 / lesson | Fastest improvement, personalized feedback on every shot. |
| Pair or trio | 2-3 students | $60-$110 / person | Spouses, friends, or doubles partners who want a shared cost-split experience. |
| Group clinic | 3-6 students | $50-$80 / person | Lowest cost; live-ball repetitions and doubles drills. Best as a layer on top of private lessons or for ALTA-bound social players. |
| Level | Frequency | Duration | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Weekly | 60 min | First 4-6 sessions build the foundation - grip, ready stance, forehand, backhand, serve toss. |
| Intermediate | Every 1-2 weeks | 60-90 min | USTA 3.0-4.0 / ALTA B-C-level players work weekly or biweekly on targeted skills - second serve, return of serve, doubles positioning. |
| Advanced | Weekly to biweekly | 90 min | USTA 4.0+ / ALTA A-level players work match patterns, tactical decisions, and serve placement - often paired with hitting partner sessions. |
Hand-picked coaches across different goals - browse the full list above to filter by venue, price, or availability.
Atlanta's highest-volume tennis coach (152 reviews, 4.97 rating); reviews consistently highlight patient explanation, clear technical breakdown, and a knack for adult beginners.
Perfect 5.0 rating across 96 reviews; competitive playing background from middle school through state-level events, strong with adults and improving juniors.
Three decades on court teaching all levels; flexible on venue and known for steady fundamentals work with adult learners and league-bound players.
Cross-sport athletic background plus lifelong tennis experience; useful fit for students who value footwork, conditioning, and on-court movement alongside stroke work.
Former top-ranked junior who competed nationally and internationally; rare match-level experience for serious juniors and tournament-track adult players.
Buckhead-area public hard courts that pull a steady mix of adult ALTA-bound learners, juniors, and casual players. A convenient base for north Atlanta and Buckhead students who want a tennis coach close to home.
Old Fourth Ward / Sweet Auburn-area courts that draw downtown, Midtown, and east-side learners. Coaches here work well for adult beginners and intermediate players looking for a central, accessible venue.
Buckhead-adjacent park with public hard courts that suit juniors and ALTA-level adult players. A practical option for Buckhead and Lenox-area students who want a tennis pro and a venue they can return to between lessons.
Atlanta neighborhood park with public hard courts; a budget-friendly venue for adult beginners and youth players starting out. Coaches teaching here lean toward patient, fundamentals-first instruction.
Southwest Atlanta park with hard courts that serve adult learners and junior players from the West End, Cascade, and surrounding neighborhoods. Good fit for students looking for less crowded weekday slots.
Buckhead public park with multiple hard courts that draw an ALTA-heavy adult crowd plus juniors and recreational players. A strong fit for Buckhead-area students who want a venue with consistent court availability.
"LaToya was amazing. She started with the basics before we even picked up a racquet. Each level built upon those fundamental until i was hitting balls over the net. She's detail oriented and makes learning fun! Highly recommend!!"
""Erik is a terrific coach who achieved a lot in his own career. Now he has a passion for helping players at all levels and ages. I started working with him as a 43 year-old cancer patient with barely any prior experience. His encouragement, consistency, and skills have empower..."
""Erik was an instrumental part of my development as a tennis player. He helped me master both tactical and strategic skills that helped shape me into the player I am today. He allowed me to take my level of play to the next level. He taught me how to fight for every point and ..."
Patient instructors with strong first-lesson reviews and entry-level pricing for brand-new players. Plan 4-6 weekly 60-minute sessions to lock grip, stance, forehand, backhand, and a serve toss before adding rally-based drills.
What to look for: Listings with reviews from adult-beginner students mentioning patience and clear explanation; pricing in the $80-$110 range; coaches teaching at lower-traffic public courts (W.D. Thomson, West End, Central Park) that are comfortable for first-time players.
Try LaToya B.Coaches who teach doubles tactics, return positioning, and second-serve placement - the patterns ALTA and USTA Atlanta league matches actually reward. Sessions usually 90 minutes with mixed drill and point-play blocks.
What to look for: Coach experience with league-level players (3.5-4.5 USTA, A-B ALTA); pricing in the $130-$170 tier; review mentions of doubles tactics, poaching, or league prep.
Try Sheila B.Tournament-tier coaches with junior-national or competitive playing credentials who can develop juniors aiming for high-school varsity, USTA tournaments, or college recruiting. Sessions typically 60-90 min with regular video review and between-lesson drills.
What to look for: Coaches with national-junior or college playing backgrounds; pricing in the $140-$200 tier; review mentions of UTR progress, tournament prep, or college recruiting.
Try Erik G.March-May and September-November are Atlanta's prime outdoor tennis windows. In summer humidity, book 8-10am or 6-8pm slots; ALTA spring/fall seasons fill prime time slots quickly.
Where to find tennis coaches and venues across Atlanta.
Buckhead is a upscale residential anchored by private club culture. Good court density for after-work and weekend lessons make it easy to book a tennis tennis center or a private session within a 10-15 minute drive.
Known as a urban core with downtown courts and gym-club hybrids, Midtown has good court density for after-work and weekend lessons for tennis students. Most local coaches travel to one of several community courtss in the area.
Old Fourth Ward, a historic east Atlanta neighborhood with BeltLine access, offers steady weekly court availability. Tennis students typically book through a racquet club nearby or with a coach who meets at the closest public facility.
Known as a historic southwest Atlanta with public-facility access, West End has steady weekly court availability for tennis students. Most local coaches travel to one of several community courtss in the area.
Number of certified coaches in Atlanta
12 certified coaches
Number of former college athletes teaching tennis in Atlanta
2 former college athletes
Average length of time coaches in Atlanta have been teaching for
19.94 years on average
How many coaches teach tennis in Atlanta
63 coaches
Average cost of a tennis lesson in Atlanta
$73 for weekly lessons
