Flynn Park Tennis CourtsTennis Venue in University City, MO
- 4.9(78 coach reviews)
- 2 coaches
- From $55 per lesson
Outdoor tennis court in University City
Every coach below teaches at Flynn Park Tennis Courts. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.

“Very patient, professional and easy-going”Jiakai H., student
About ArynFueling a passion for tennis for over 14 years, I've honed my expertise from the ground up, playing as a D1 athlete. My coaching style blends strategic fundamentals with a fun, engaging approach to elevate your game.
PSA: If planning to practice at Dwight Davis, the court reservation fee is $10, which can be paid online in advance on their website.Go to profileFlynn Park offers 5 public outdoor tennis courts in University City, MO. Ideal for casual play and tournaments with daily rental rates available through city parks department.
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Lessons at Flynn Park Tennis Courts start at $55 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
Flynn Park Tennis Courts is an outdoor venue, so weather matters. Your coach will reach out a few hours before your lesson if rain is in the forecast and offer a free reschedule.
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5.2 miles away · 1 coachPick from 2 tennis coaches who teach here and book a time that works for you.
I found the lesson with Aryn quite helpful, especially the way they explained how to better anticipate my opponent's shots, which made a noticeable difference in my response time. Still, I think I could use more practice with my serve accuracy, but overall, I left feeling somewhat more confident on the court. If you're looking to improve specific aspects of your game, changing up your approach to court positioning, then Aryn might be worth trying.
Honestly, Fiorella's lesson was quite helpful, especially with her focus on fundamentals. Although I think I still need to work on my footwork, her guidance created a solid foundation to build on. Still, I’m hopeful about future lessons and looking forward to seeing how my game improves. If you’re interested in a measured, supportive approach, you might want to give Fiorella a try.
What stood out most in Fiorella’s lesson was the consistent focus on fundamental skills through plenty of repetition. It really helped reinforce the basics. If you’re looking to improve your game step by step, her lessons are definitely worth trying. You’ll get a solid foundation with personalized attention that keeps you progressing smoothly. Give it a go! 🎾