Private tennis coaching around Lake Geneva
Book a private tennis lesson with a coach we arrange for you. Choose your date, how long you would like to play and how many of you there are.
What a session includes
Your coach brings balls and any training equipment. Court booking is arranged as part of the session where a court fee applies. If you are a member somewhere and would rather play there, tell us when you book and we will match you with a coach who can meet you at your club.
Who books private lessons
Three groups, mostly. Club players wanting to fix something specific — usually a second serve, or a backhand that breaks down under pressure. Adults returning after years away, who want to enjoy an hour without being put through a junior drill. And parents booking for a teenager who has outgrown group coaching but is not ready for a full competitive programme.
Towns
Tennis coaching by town
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Lausanne Lake to hillside, Ouchy to Chalet-à-Gobet. from CHF 150
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Geneva Lakeside parks, international crowd, cross-border reach. from CHF 150
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Nyon Between the two cities, with the vineyards behind. from CHF 150
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Morges Quiet lakeside, family bookings, easy logistics. from CHF 150
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Vevey Market town on the water, terraces above. from CHF 150
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Montreux Riviera microclimate, mild winters, mountains behind. from CHF 150
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Fribourg Bilingual, medieval, and built on a gorge. from CHF 150
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Neuchâtel Yellow stone above the lake, Jura behind. from CHF 150
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Sion The driest, sunniest corner of Switzerland. from CHF 150
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Yverdon-les-Bains Flat, thermal, and the quietest place to train. from CHF 150
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Delémont The Jura proper, and almost nobody on the roads. from CHF 150
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Zurich Lake, river and the Uetliberg, all inside the city. from CHF 150
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Bern A river loop, a sandstone old town, the Alps on the horizon. from CHF 150
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Basel Three countries, one river, and a very flat city. from CHF 150
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Lucerne A lake with fjord geometry and mountains straight out of it. from CHF 150
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Zug A small lake, a low mountain, and unusual amounts of free time. from CHF 150
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Winterthur Forest on every side, and space to actually train. from CHF 150
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St. Gallen High, green, and closer to the Alpstein than people realise. from CHF 150
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Biel/Bienne The most bilingual town in the country, on its own lake. from CHF 150
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Thun Where the Bernese lowlands stop and the Oberland begins. from CHF 150
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Aarau Painted gables, a river, and the flattest riding in Switzerland. from CHF 150
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Solothurn A baroque town under the Weissenstein. from CHF 150
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Schaffhausen The Rhine Falls, and a river that behaves like a lake. from CHF 150
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Chur The oldest town in Switzerland, with the Alps on every side. from CHF 150
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Lugano Mediterranean light, Alpine gradient, Italian pace. from CHF 150
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Locarno The lowest point in Switzerland, and the sunniest. from CHF 150
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Bellinzona Three castles, one valley, and the gate to the south. from CHF 150
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Crans-Montana A sun terrace facing the Valais Alps. from CHF 150
Common questions
How do I know who my coach will be?
We select a coach after you book, based on what you want to work on, where you are and when you are playing. You will get their name and your meeting point by email once they have confirmed, usually within a day.
What if the weather is bad?
Your coach will contact you if conditions make the session unsafe or pointless, and we will move it to another date at no cost. Light rain on clay is usually fine; a storm is not.
Do I need my own racket?
Bring your own if you have one — you will get more from a session with a racket you are used to. If you are starting out or visiting, say so when you book and your coach will bring one.
Can I book for my child?
Yes. Book in your own name and tell us the age and level in the notes, and we will arrange a coach who works with that age group. A parent or guardian needs to be present for under-16s.