Teen-Adult classes have a minimum of six students and a maximum of ten students per class. Any group of two or more players may schedule their own group by contacting High Point staff at 972-941-7170.

Group lessons are very popular and some classes fill very quickly. To assure a continuous chain of instruction, it is recommended that students enroll for multiple sessions at the time of initial registration. For example, a student should enroll for a Beginner session in the first session, an Advanced Beginner I group in the second session, and an Advanced Beginner II group in the third session.

High Point offers group lessons year-round to children (ages 3 & up) and adults of all ages.  Once introduced to the game, players are encouraged to continue playing through progressively more challenging and enjoyable tennis playing formats.

The program consists of both instructional and play portions in each meeting time. The goal is to have students playing tennis (in some form) as soon as possible.

For Adults, the sequence is: Beginner, Advanced Beginner, Learn and Play, High Point intra-facility leagues, and USTA Adult Leagues.

Fall registration is now in progress.  Please click on your specific level to register or to view the upcoming schedule.

Listed below are the Teen/Adult instruction courses offered at High Point Park Tennis Center. Please select the corresponding link and you will be re-directed to Leisure On-Line for current course fees, schedules, availability, and registration.

• Beginner — Introductory class for players with little or no tennis experience. Emphasis is on serve, backhand, and forehand ground strokes.
• Advanced Beginner I — A continuation of the Beginner class or for players with some prior instruction and playing experience who have not been playing tennis recently. Main emphasis is still on serve and ground strokes with the volley and singles strategy being introduced.
• Advanced Beginner II — A continuation of Advanced Beginner I class with emphasis still on serve and ground strokes. The volley and singles strategy are emphasized more. Doubles play is introduced. Actual play with instructor observing is included.
• Learn `n Play I — For the player who has been taking the beginner/advanced beginner classes who wants to play actual games in preparation for future league play. Course is also designed for the player who has played league tennis in the past but has not played recently and is wanting to brush up on strokes and match play before starting league play again. Class time is divided into 45 minutes of instruction and drill with a pro and 45 minutes of play with other members of the group. Players may take this course twice before required advancement to Learn 'N Play II
• Learn `n Play II — Continuation of Learn 'N Play I but with more time devoted to supervised playing of matches. Emphasis is on tactics and strategy of doubles.