These coaches teach at top ranked spots and have great lesson fulfillment & student reviews.
Passionate about fostering a love for tennis, I bring 15 years of experience to the court, sharing my knowledge as an experienced player. My coaching style blends technical expertise with a fun, engaging approach, designed to help players of all levels reach their full potential.
"My lesson with Jose was quite good, though I’d say it’s more of a steady improvement rather than dramatic change. The highlight for me was how he focused on refining my backhand technique, which was pretty helpful. I still think I need to work on consistency, but I’m hopeful about getting there with his guidance. Still, it’s encouraging to have someone who really pays attention to your specific needs. If you’re into tennis and want a coach who’s thoughtful but not overly intense, trying Jose might be worth considering.
Current tennis professional ranked #450 in the world. Have made QF in Challengers as well as 7 Professional Finals including 4 Futures titles. I played Division 1 college at LSU (Louisiana State University), and was the Assistant Volunteer Coach for Loyola Marymount University (Women).
"Was a former college player looking to get in shape and find my game again after 5 years of not playing tennis. And I feel like I am almost back to my peak conditions!
I’m from Canada where I was a competitive junior tennis player ranked as high as No.1 in the country. My tennis journey led me to compete at the Division I level for the University of Virginia. After graduating, I worked in finance for 10 years before starting a family and shifting careers towards fitness and athletics. I share my passion for tennis with my 2 sons who both play competitive junior tennis and we currently reside in the park cities. I love teaching tennis and want nothing more than to help grow public tennis accessible to everyone in the community to enjoy!
"My sisters and I have been taking lessons for years with Marta. She is great with form but keeps it fun with love ball drills. She runs fun group tennis groups!
Next Generation Academy Hello. My name is Andy Kim. I am a former player and played for many years on the college team. I have been coaching tennis for over 26 years. I am highly qualified in coaching players of all levels and age groups. Also I hold USPTA Professional Certification. ABSENCE Absence must be notified via text or email for make-up. A student must notify me at least 24 hours prior to the absence date. Absence notice is very important for me to schedule classes, I will not schedule make-up class if this condition is not met. Make-up class is only valid during the same month, it will not carry over to the next month. There is no make-up class if the student misses scheduled make-up. A make-up class must be taken in the same month that the absence occurs. If the class is canceled due to the situation by coach, you can either have make-up class or receive credit. If the class is cancelled due to weather issue, you can either make-up class or receive credit. Once a make-up has been scheduled, it may Not be rescheduled.
"He has good skill and knowledge of tennis.
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Dallas has 6 active tennis coaches teaching players of every level, from total beginners picking up a racquet for the first time to tournament-tier juniors and adults prepping for league play. The coaches carry a 4.98 average rating across the city's public-park hard-court network. Tennis lessons in Dallas run $50-$200 depending on coach experience, with the typical range $80-$130 for private sessions. Active instruction concentrates at Preston Hollow Park, Cole Park, and Reverchon Park, so pick by neighborhood, coach style, or budget.
Hand-picked coaches across different goals - browse the full list above to filter by venue, price, or availability.
tennis coach with the most lessons taught in Dallas
Coach Federico has taught
186 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching tennis lessons at
Glencoe Park
Average coach player rating
4.98
504 total ratings
and here are the coaches with top player ratings:
Dallas's highest-volume tennis coach by review count - 104 reviews across all student levels means deep pattern recognition.
76 reviews at near-perfect rating from Dallas tennis students - consistent feedback on patience and clear technical instruction.
Former lead coach at the Rafa Nadal Academy with ITF certification - strong fit for serious juniors and adults wanting academy-style structure.
Won the Canadian nationals at age 13 and brings competitive playing experience to her Dallas lessons - perfect 5.0 rating across 24 reviews.
21 years in the game with a fundamentals-first teaching style - reviews repeatedly mention patience and clear technique breakdowns.
| Tier | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Starting | $50-$70 | Newer Dallas tennis coaches; great for first lessons and group sessions |
| Typical | $80-$130 | Where most Dallas private tennis lessons land |
| Advanced | $140-$200 | Tournament-tier coaches and former academy pros |
| 10-Lesson Pack | $760-$1200 | Series discount, billed up front |
| Format | Participants | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private (1-on-1) | 1 student | $80-$200 / lesson | Fastest improvement, personalized feedback on every ball - the default for new students and tournament prep. |
| Pair or doubles | 2 students | $60-$100 / person | Spouses, doubles partners, or close friends who want a shared, cost-split experience and don't mind splitting attention. |
| Small group clinic | 3-6 students | $50-$80 / person | Lowest cost, highest volume of ball-hitting; less individual attention. Best as a supplement to private lessons or for casual rally play. |
Dallas tennis runs almost year-round thanks to a long warm season and a dense public-court network. The city's tennis pros (also called tennis coaches or tennis instructors) teach almost exclusively on outdoor hard courts at municipal parks - Preston Hollow, Cole Park, Reverchon, Caruth, Abbott, and Fairfax all have lighted public courts within a 15-minute drive of central Dallas. Of the 6 active coaches, one is the former lead coach at the Rafa Nadal Academy with ITF certification, and several others bring 20-plus years of competitive playing or tournament-tier coaching backgrounds. Hard-court surface is the default, which mirrors what you'll play in USTA league and most regional tournaments, so what you learn here translates directly to match play. Summer heat (June-September) pushes most sessions into early-morning or evening slots; October through May is peak coaching season with comfortable midday temperatures.
| Level | Frequency | Duration | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Weekly | 60 min | First 4-8 sessions build the foundation - grip, stance, forehand, backhand, ready position, basic serve motion. |
| Intermediate | Every 1-2 weeks | 60-90 min | USTA 3.0-3.5 players work biweekly on targeted skills - second serve, backhand slice, doubles positioning, transition game. |
| Advanced | Every 1-2 weeks | 90 min | 4.0-plus and tournament players run 90-minute sessions focused on specific shots and match-play simulation, paired with regular live match play between lessons. |
Multiple lighted public hard courts in northwest Dallas, popular with coaches working with Park Cities and Preston Hollow students - convenient evening sessions and steady weekend availability.
Central Dallas public courts near Oak Lawn that draw students from Uptown and the M Streets, with a mix of coach availability and walk-on practice play after lessons.
Maple Avenue hard courts near Uptown - one of the city's most-used public tennis facilities for both lessons and league play, making it an easy choice for Dallas-central students.
University Park public courts close to SMU, popular with families and Park Cities students for after-school junior lessons and weekend adult sessions.
Smaller neighborhood courts that work well for one-on-one private lessons where a quieter environment helps with focus and rally length.
Public courts that round out the east-side coverage for Dallas tennis students who prefer to stay close to home rather than driving to the busier central parks.
"Joseph is an exceptional coach —patient, attentive, and deeply committed to helping you grow at your own pace. He tailors every lesson to your unique needs, ensuring the fundamentals are not just taught, but truly understood. His calm guidance and genuine care make learning bo..."
"Federico is the BEST coach I’ve had in a long time! My daughter and I started with three lessons together, she’s 23 & I’m 58. We learned so much and had a fabulous time! Federico is patient, excellent teaching style, loved all the drills and he is a kind, professional person. ..."
"When I moved from Argentina to Uruguay I had never tried tennis. Federico introduced me to the sport with softer balls and smaller courts and in 2 months we changed to yellow ball with all the bases really solid. I love tennis because of him"
Patient Dallas tennis coaches with strong first-lesson reviews and entry-level pricing for adults brand-new to the sport. Plan for 4-6 weekly 60-minute sessions to build the foundation - grip, stance, simple groundstrokes, ready position, basic serve.
What to look for: Listings with reviews from beginners mentioning patience and clear explanations; pricing in the $50-$95 range; coaches teaching at neighborhood parks you can return to for self-driven practice.
Try Joseph G.Tennis instructors with competitive playing or academy backgrounds who can rebuild technique and prep players for USTA league or tournament play. Sessions usually 60-90 minutes, often paired with match play and at-home drills between lessons.
What to look for: Tournament-tier playing background or academy pedigree (Rafa Nadal Academy, ITF programs); pricing in the $130-plus tier; reviews mentioning tournament, league, or competitive prep for serious players.
Try Federico G.Coaches who've taught hundreds of Dallas tennis lessons across all levels read patterns fast and adapt week to week - better fit if you want a long-term tennis pro rather than a one-off session.
What to look for: Review count above 75; high lesson volume across multiple student levels; mid-tier pricing reflecting steady demand from repeat students.
Try Nick K.October through May is peak Dallas tennis season; book early-morning or evening slots in summer to dodge midday heat.
Where to find tennis coaches and venues across Dallas.
Preston Hollow is a leafy north Dallas residential with private club access. Strong mix of public and club lesson options make it easy to book a tennis public courts or a private session within a 10-15 minute drive.
Oak Lawn, a central Dallas residential with public-court access, offers strong mix of public and club lesson options. Tennis students typically book through a tennis center nearby or with a coach who meets at the closest public facility.
Uptown, a urban Dallas core with private club options, offers strong mix of public and club lesson options. Tennis students typically book through a tennis center nearby or with a coach who meets at the closest public facility.
University Park is a upscale residential anchored by SMU and Lakeside clubs. Steady weekly court availability make it easy to book a tennis public courts or a private session within a 10-15 minute drive.
Park Cities, a Highland Park and University Park combined - premium club scene, offers steady weekly court availability. Tennis students typically book through a tennis center nearby or with a coach who meets at the closest public facility.
Number of certified coaches in Dallas
3 certified coaches
Number of former college athletes teaching tennis in Dallas
3 former college athletes
Average length of time coaches in Dallas have been teaching for
16.08 years on average
How many coaches teach tennis in Dallas
62 coaches
Average cost of a tennis lesson in Dallas
$82 for weekly lessons
