Sierra View Country ClubTennis Venue in Roseville, CA

My name is Brendan Moley. I have been playing tennis since I was five years old. In my playing career, I was senior captain and league MVP on my high school tennis team and played 3 years of tennis on NorCal Champions American River College. I have been coaching tennis for the past 2.5 years. In that time I have worked with a diverse group of students and have found success with all of them. I like to study the sport on a deep level, and I love finding areas where players can improve their game regardless of where they are at. If you enjoy tennis, would like to learn the sport, or want to improve your results, I am sure we will have great success together!

I help tennis players of all ages and skill levels in mainly the Bay Area, California tennis court locations build sound fundamentals, develop a consistent rally, and play with more confidence. Whether you are a complete beginner, an adult returning to the sport, or an advanced competitor, I create personalized lessons that make tennis more fun and more competitive. I am a former NCAA Division I tennis player with 20 years of playing experience and 15 years of coaching experience. My patient, structured approach focuses on clear technique and practical adjustments that match your level, goals, and areas for improvement. Lessons may include forehands, backhands, volleys, serves, overheads, returns, footwork, agility, and court movement. I teach at Athan Downs Park Tennis Courts and Central Park Tennis Courts in San Ramon, as well as Bay Club Walnut Creek and Blackhawk Sports Complex. I work with children, adults, and seniors age 60 and older. I provide tennis balls, a tennis basket, and ball retrievers. Please bring your racquet, tennis shoes, and water. Book a lesson and let’s build your game together.

"We’ve been very impressed with Coby. He connects wonderfully with my son (under 10), keeping him motivated and focused throughout each session. His background as a high-level junior shows in how thoughtfully he adapts lessons to address specific skills and growth areas.