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Tennis lessons

Get better, feel confident, have fun.

Lessons are available to members and non-members, privately or in small groups. They’re a great way to get some exercise, improve your game, and above all, have fun.

A smiling tennis pro waves beside a cart full of tennis balls on the clay courts

Rates effective December 1, 2025

Lesson rates

To book a lesson, please contact Al directly. Semi-private and group rates are per person.

Questions? Call the club at (904) 686-4212 or email marie@harbourislandtennis.com.

Tennis Director

Al

Book with Al: (904) 315-4145
Al lesson rates
LessonMemberNon-member
Private lesson1 hour$60$70
Semi-privateTwo people$30$35
GroupThree people$25$30
GroupFour or more$20$25

No-show policy

Lessons scheduled with our tennis professionals that are not cancelled within 4 hours will be charged to your account.

Looking for kids’ clinics by age? See our youth programs. Not sure of your level? Rate yourself with the NTRP guide.

A junior player finishes a forehand in the late-afternoon sun
A junior player in a white cap sets up a two-handed backhand on clay
A smiling junior player follows through on a forehand

Lesson questions

Do I need to be a member to take tennis lessons?

No. Lessons are open to both members and non-members. Members pay a lower rate.

How do I book a lesson?

Contact our Tennis Director directly: Al (904) 315-4145. For anything else, call the club at (904) 686-4212 or email marie@harbourislandtennis.com.

What is the cancellation policy?

Lessons scheduled with our tennis professionals that are not cancelled within 4 hours will be charged to your account.

What skill levels do you teach?

All of them, from first-time players to experienced competitors. Not sure of your level? Use the NTRP rating guide to find it.

Do you offer lessons for kids?

Yes. Juniors can book private or group lessons, and we run youth clinics for kids four and up.

Ready to hit?

Courts, lessons and clinics are open to members and non-members. Call the club or send Marie a note and we’ll get you on court.