Coaching & Juniors

Good coaching starts with where you actually are.

Whether you have never held a racket or you are chasing a ranking, the first session is a conversation about your game — not a drill you were handed.

Programmes

Four ways to work with a coach.

Private lessons

All levels

One coach, one player, one hour on court. We start by watching you play, then work on the two or three things that will change your game fastest.

Available for adults and juniors. Book a single session or a block.

Small-group clinics

Beginner to intermediate

Groups of four to six, matched by level. Drills, points and a lot of repetition — the fastest way to build a rally that holds together.

Run through the week; ask the clubhouse for the current clinic times.

Junior pathway

Ages 6–17

A structured route from first swing to competitive play. Younger juniors work on coordination and fun; older ones move into match play and tournament preparation.

Parents are welcome to stay and watch from the terrace.

Match preparation

Competitive players

For players with matches on the calendar: tactical work, video review and practice sets against the right kind of opponent.

Tell us your next fixture and we will build the sessions around it.

"The coach watched me for ten minutes and fixed a grip I had been fighting for years." — Adult clinic player
The team

Who you will be on court with.

Head coach

Adults & performance

Leads the adult programme and the match-preparation work. Patient with beginners, direct with anyone who wants to compete.

Junior coach

Ages 6–17

Runs the junior pathway. Believes the first few years should be loud, playful and full of rallies rather than technique drills.

Club coach

Clinics & social play

Runs the small-group clinics and the Saturday ladder. The person to ask if you want to be matched with players at your level.

Book a lesson

Tell us about your game.

A few lines is enough. We will match you with the right coach and suggest a first session.

We will get back to you with a suggested first session.