Boston parents get strong options on both sides: free lighted park courts like Prince Street Park and the nonprofit Sportsmen's Tennis & Enrichment Center in Dorchester for affordable junior programs.
Private tennis lessons in Boston typically run $70–95/hr.
Sportsmen's $70/hr; Cedardale $84/hr; independent pros $85–95/hr.
Group clinics and junior programs cost much less per session — often under $30 — and are a great way to start before committing to private coaching. Our junior tennis cost calculator can help you estimate a full year of lessons, travel, and gear.
See our full guide: how to find a junior tennis coach.
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Good free options include Prince Street Park Tennis Courts (North End, free, lighted); Boston Common Tennis Courts; Joe Moakley Park Tennis Courts (South Boston). Public park courts are usually first-come, first-served.
Well-known options include Sportsmen's Tennis & Enrichment Center (Dorchester, nonprofit, 14 indoor/outdoor courts); Court 16 (Newton, beginner-friendly indoor); Winchester Indoor Tennis Club (Winchester, 14 indoor courts, no membership required). Visit more than one before committing to a membership.
Ask other tennis parents, check your local USTA section's coach listings, and always watch a lesson before signing up. Our coach finder guide walks through the questions to ask.
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