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Family Lessons in East Hampton, NY

A family tennis lesson in East Hampton costs the coach’s hour plus the court: a $75 family permit in Southampton Village, $44 an hour at Montauk Downs, or a family membership from $4,322 to $6,000+ at the clubs in 2026. Tell us who is playing and where in East Hampton; one certified, background-checked coach who runs family hours calls within one business day.

Last updated · Reviewed by Hamptons Ace Tennis

A family lesson in East Hampton is a summer-house hour: parents and children on the court behind the house, at the club or on a public court, with one coach running three levels at once. We put East Hampton families in touch with one certified, background-checked coach who does exactly that.

Family lessons in East Hampton: what's different here

Herrick Park’s three new village courts, the Town’s three courts in Springs, the East Hampton Tennis Club’s fifteen Har-Tru courts on Montauk Highway, East Hampton Indoor Tennis’s bubble on Daniels Hole Road, Hampton Racquet on Buckskill Road, Ross School’s six Hydro Har-Tru courts open to the public, the Maidstone’s tennis house behind its gates, and the private courts behind the privet.

East Hampton families have a private court, a public permit and a club membership as real options within a few miles, and the coach we send you to teaches at whichever you have.

Ross School Tennis Center’s six Hydro Har-Tru courts are open to the public and go under a bubble from mid-fall to mid-spring; private lessons there are $175 on weekdays and $190 on weekends and holidays, the only published Hamptons lesson rate we found. East Hampton Indoor Tennis at 174 Daniels Hole Road has six indoor and twenty outdoor courts with a pro shop and clubhouse, and the East Hampton Tennis Club at 178 Montauk Highway has fifteen Har-Tru courts and two paddle courts and teaches non-members as well as members (both from a 2021 press roundup; their current rates are behind brochures and portals).

Public courts in East Hampton are run by the Town of East Hampton Recreation Department (the Springs courts) and the Village of East Hampton (Herrick Park); the tennis coach we put you in touch with knows the court rules and books the time.

How it works

Tell us about the lesson once. One certified, background-checked tennis coach who works East Hampton and handles family lessons regularly contacts you within 1 business day. Free for players and parents, no spam calls.

FAQ

Family lessons questions

Do I need to belong to a club to take tennis lessons in the Hamptons?

No. Montauk Downs State Park rents its six Har-Tru courts to anyone at $44 an hour ($24 for members) from mid-May to October; the Village of Southampton sells a court permit at $25 (individual) or $75 (family); Sag Harbor’s Mashashimuet Park, 8 clay and 2 hard courts, is a nonprofit’s public facility with lessons, clinics and a camp; Ross School Tennis Center’s six Hydro Har-Tru courts are open to the public and under a bubble in winter, with private lessons at $175–190; SPORTIME Amagansett sells non-members clinics, camps and private instruction with a surcharge; and the East Hampton Tennis Club teaches non-members. The Town of East Hampton’s public courts in Springs, Amagansett and Montauk post a rule against unauthorised commercial activity, so a paid lesson there needs the Recreation Department’s say-so. A coach with a court of their own is the other answer.

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What does a public tennis court cost in the Hamptons?

From nothing published to $44 an hour. Montauk Downs State Park rents its six Har-Tru courts at $44 an hour, $24 for members, from mid-May to October. The Village of Southampton sells a season permit at $25 for an individual and $75 for a family, plus a $150 key-fob deposit refunded if the fob comes back by December 31. The Town of Southampton’s 2026 fee schedule prices basketball and bocce courts at $20 an hour and lights at $40 but has no tennis line at all. The Town of East Hampton publishes no fee or hours for its courts in Springs, Amagansett and Montauk, only rules: one hour when others are waiting, no dogs, no unauthorised commercial activity. Sag Harbor’s Mashashimuet Park, a nonprofit’s 8 clay and 2 hard courts, publishes no fee either.

How does Hamptons Ace Tennis work?

You tell us about the player once: who is learning, their level, what kind of lessons, when, and where in the Hamptons you are based. We put you in touch with one coach who teaches that age and level in your part of the fork, certified by the RSPA or the PTR and background-checked, and they call you within one business day. From there it is their rate, their schedule and their court, or yours. It is free for players and parents; participating coaches pay us a referral fee for the introduction. We are not a club, a camp or a coaching business, and we do not sell your details; the one coach we send you to is the only one who gets your number. We cover 9 South Fork towns and 6 kinds of coaching.

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Sixty seconds: who is learning, their level, what kind of lessons, and where you are based. One certified, background-checked coach who teaches that age and level calls you within one business day. Free for players and parents; nobody else gets your number.

Street address if lessons are at your court; otherwise the town is enough.

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