There are 3 weekend class listings in Seattle. Listed prices run from $595 to $595 (typical: $595). See the list below and book directly with the venue.
From 1 listed starting price (free classes excluded).
Prices change — confirm the current price with the venue before booking.
University of Washington Tennis Center (Nike Tennis Camps) · University District
Price note: Prices vary by camp
Book this class on University of Washington Tennis Center (Nike Tennis Camps)'s siteAmy Yee Tennis Center (Seattle Parks & Rec)
Price note: Per weekend camp
Book this class on Amy Yee Tennis Center (Seattle Parks & Rec)'s siteIngraham High School courts (Learn & Grow Seattle)
Book this class on Ingraham High School courts (Learn & Grow Seattle)'s siteAmy Yee's adult lessons at $96–$108 per session are the city's cheapest coached tennis. UW's Nordstrom Center runs $100–$240 depending on group size, Nike academy weekends vary by camp, and Total Tennis weekends run $595. Beginner clinics at Ingraham are priced per event.
Groups are the Seattle norm and the best value — you get more reps and a lower per-hour rate. Privates through the same centers run roughly double. The real Seattle trade-off isn't group vs. private, it's indoor vs. outdoor: indoor time is scarce in winter, so book early.
A racquet, water, and court shoes or non-marking athletic shoes. Both Amy Yee and Nordstrom provide balls. If you don't own a racquet, either pro shop will loan one for a first lesson — ask when booking.
Yes. Amy Yee's adult lessons start at all levels including 'never played', and the Ingraham Saturday clinics are explicitly beginner-only, one-off events for adults returning to the game. The Nike academy groups by ability, so even rusty intermediates land with peers.
No. Amy Yee and the parks system need nothing beyond registration, UW's Nordstrom Center doesn't require membership, and the clinics are open events. No USTA rating is needed anywhere on this page — ratings only matter once you start league play.