Top 17 coaches for Tennis lessons near Marlborough, MA

Bio: I was a top 50-ranked tennis player in India before injuries forced me to stop playing competitively after the U18 level. My experience at the national level has given me a deep understanding of the game, both on a technical and strategic level, which I now bring to my coaching. I’m passionate about helping players improve and achieve their best, using the insights I’ve gained from years of high-level competition.

Bio: Phil Parrish is the award-winning Director of The Longfellow Clubs, which proudly offers three locations in Wayland, Wellesley, and Natick. With over 15 years of experience in the tennis business, Phil leads a team of certified professionals dedicated to teaching both tennis and pickleball. The Longfellow Programs provide a clear pathway for players of all levels to start, grow, and continually improve their skills in a supportive and enjoyable environment. Phil and his team are committed to creating a great experience for all players, helping them to not only learn but also develop a love for the game.

Bio: Experienced tennis player since the age of 10, holding an advanced intermediate level with extensive match experience. A versatile instructor with a background in skiing and corporate training, offering a patient and firm teaching approach. Dedicated to demystifying the game and fostering fundamental skills, while emphasizing strategic point construction and intelligent match play. Skilled hitting partner, attentive listener, and committed to tailoring lessons to individual requirements. Currently Ranked #1 55+ USTA Singles Player in New England (4.0 level) Head Coach Girls Varsity Tennis Maimonides School Brookline, MA

Bio: I've spent 7 years teaching tennis in three different countries, gathering unique insights along the way. My love for tennis and teaching is at the core of everything I do. I'm here to share my knowledge and experience with you, helping you grow in the game. Ready to hit the courts together?

Bio: I'm passionate about fostering a love for tennis in players of all ages and skill levels. My decade of experience, coupled with my background as an experienced player, allows me to create engaging and effective training programs tailored to individual goals. In addition to tennis, I’ve played hockey and baseball throughout my life, which has given me a deep understanding of athletic movement, discipline, and cross-training techniques. I often integrate elements from those sports—like agility drills, hand-eye coordination work, and strength and conditioning regimens—that translate exceptionally well on the tennis court. Let's work together to elevate your game!

Bio: Stepping onto the court, I feel the same thrill today as I did as a pro athlete. For over two decades, I've been sharing my passion for tennis, coaching players of all levels to achieve their personal best. Let's unlock your potential together and make your tennis dreams a reality!

Bio: I started playing tennis back in 1996. I used to belong to the Paxton Tennis & Fitness Club in Paxton, MA from 2000 to 2003. I used to play in the 2.0- or 2.5-men’s league. I played a few tournaments in Paxton and a few doubles matches in Massachusetts. From 2004 to 2009 I played in California. In 2009 I moved back to Worcester, Massachusetts. From 2010 until 2015 I played on the Lake Ave. Tennis Courts in Worcester, MA. In 2015 I rejoined again the Paxton Tennis & Fitness Club. From 2016 until 2019 I played in a 3.5 men's leagues in the Y-Greendale, MA. I also had a contract with the Paxton & Tennis fitness Club on Sunday mornings. In the winter I played in several men's leagues. A few unpleasant things occurred recently, the Y-Greendale and the Paxton & Tennis fitness Club no longer offers tennis; so, now I am forced to play tennis outside of Worcester, Massachusetts. In 2021 I played only one tennis tournament. In 2022 I did not play only any tournaments. In 2023 I played in a couple of tournaments. The first tournament was a level 4 open tournament in October 2023. I was stunned by the level of tennis those guys were playing. The second tournament I played in November I did better. In 2024 I signed up for another tournament, but I did not show up due to a work conflict. That hurt because I was so looking forward to playing in another tournament. In winter of 2024 I decided to take a year off from coaching and work on my game. I believe that coaching really harnesses the passion for playing. I was dying to play more tournaments. Coming back to play in 2025 was very tough at first. I felt like my reflexes of the playing ability were gone. I couldn’t see the ball; I felt very slow with my footwork. I still believe that I have a lot of work to do; however, I am really enjoying playing in tournaments.

Bio: I am a former college tennis player and 12.28 UTR competitor with experience in international and prize money tournaments across various countries. Recently honored as the 2024 ITA Central Region Assistant Coach of the Year for Kenyon College, I have coached players of all ages and skill levels. For me, tennis is all about having fun, whether that's improving your game, winning matches, or simply getting a good workout. Each player has unique goals, and I'm here to help you achieve yours!

Bio: I have over 15 years of playing experience and have been coaching for the last 8. Majority of my coaching experience has been as the head coach of high school tennis teams. With this, I primarily focus and excel in teaching the game from the ground up. Working with juniors/beginners and getting to see them grow in both skill and love for the game is the best part about coaching.

Bio: Imagine stepping onto the court with the confidence and skills you've always dreamed of. With 18 years of experience as a player and coach, I've honed my abilities to guide players of all levels, from beginners to experienced competitors. Let's work together to elevate your game and unlock your full potential on the court.