Our Tennis Programs
Adult Group Classes
Our adult group classes cater to both beginner and experienced players, offering structured coaching in a fun, supportive environment. Classes are designed for up to 8 players. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your competitive game, there’s a class to suit you.
Have questions about these classes? Contact us.
Adult Beginner Classes
Our Adult Beginner Group Class is designed for anyone new to tennis or returning after a long break. In a supportive and relaxed environment, we focus on building strong fundamentals—grip, footwork, rally skills, and consistent contact—while keeping every session fun and engaging.
You’ll learn the foundations of each stroke, develop confidence hitting with others, and start understanding basic match play and scoring. No experience is required, and everyone progresses at their own pace.
This class is perfect for adults looking to get active, try something new, meet people, or simply enjoy the sport for the first time. Tennis is a lifelong game, and we make sure you feel comfortable from day one.
Adult Advanced Classes
Our Adult Advanced Group Class is designed for experienced players who are comfortable rallying, serving, and playing full points. This session focuses on elevating your tactical awareness, shot selection, movement patterns, and competitive consistency.
Each class blends high-intensity drills with point-based scenarios, helping you sharpen your strengths and develop reliable patterns under pressure. We’ll work on advanced stroke variations, net play, serve-and-return strategies, and building a complete game style that suits you.
While the training is challenging, the environment is supportive and encouraging. This class is perfect for players who enjoy competing—whether socially or in tournaments—and want structured coaching to keep improving.
Private Lessons
Our private lessons offer personalised tennis coaching tailored to your goals, skill level and learning pace. Available in 30 or 60 minute sessions for one or two players, these lessons are ideal for focused improvement, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player.\
Have questions about these classes? Contact us.
30 Minute Private Lesson
A focused 30-minute private session designed for quick, targeted improvement. This shorter format is ideal for players who want to work on one specific skill—such as serve technique, footwork, or a particular stroke.
It’s also perfect for younger children who learn best in shorter, more engaging sessions. With personalised attention and simple, achievable goals, these lessons help build confidence, coordination, and a love for the game.
This lesson can accomodate 1-2 people (same price for 1 or 2) if you would like a group private lesson for 3+ people please contact us directly to discuss at info@matchpointennis.com.au.
Sessions can include:
-Technical focus (stroke mechanics, footwork, consistency)
-Tactical development and point play
-Serve and return work
-Mental strategies and confidence-building
-Goal-based training plans
This is the best option for players wanting focused attention, faster improvement, and a tailored training approach that supports their long-term development.
Did you know that you can save if you bundle sessions? We offer a discount if you by a Pack of 5 sessions, only $190! Get in touch with Maya at info@matchpointennis.com.au for purchasing and scheduling.
60 Minute Private Lesson
A personalised, one-on-one coaching session designed to accelerate your progress.
Whether you’re a beginner wanting to build strong foundations, an intermediate player refining technique, or a competitive junior preparing for matches, a one-hour private lesson allows us to dive deeper into your goals and work at your pace.
This lesson can accomodate 1-2 people (same price for 1 or 2) if you would like a group private lesson for 3+ people please contact us directly to discuss at info@matchpointennis.com.au.
Sessions can include:
-Technical focus (stroke mechanics, footwork, consistency)
-Tactical development and point play
-Serve and return work
-Mental strategies and confidence-building
-Goal-based training plans
This is the best option for players wanting focused attention, faster improvement, and a tailored training approach that supports their long-term development.
Did you know that you can save if you bundle sessions? We offer a discount if you by a Pack of 5 sessions, only $335! Get in touch with Maya at info@matchpointennis.com.au for purchasing and scheduling.
Member Offer
Brunswick Heads Tennis Club members enjoy exclusive benefits when training with Matchpoint Tennis School. Adult members receive their first lesson free and gain access to discounted group lessons, making it easier to train regularly and improve your game. Members can also purchase a 10-lesson group class pass for $200, offering great value for ongoing coaching.
This offer is available exclusively to Brunswick Heads Tennis Club members. To take advantage of the members offer or sign up, simply email us to get started.
Kids Classes
Our kids’ after-school term programs are designed to help children learn tennis in a fun, supportive environment while building confidence, coordination and fundamental skills.
Not sure if it’s the right fit yet? We offer a free trial class so your child can experience the program and enjoy their first session before enrolling for the full term.
Red Ball Term
Ages 5-8 years.
Weekly 30 minute sessions:
Mondays from 3:15 to 3:45pm or Thursdays from 3:15pm to 3:45pm.
Red ball is a great way for players to start out in tennis and is for players aged 8 and under. It is played on smaller courts with shorter rackets and softer balls. It’s just like the real game and gives players opportunities to have long rallies and play different types of shots.
FAQs
What ball is used?
A red sponge ball is used indoors and a red felt ball is used outdoors.
What size court is red ball played on?
A court with dimensions of 11m x 5.5m. It’s fine to use badminton court lines.
What height is the net?
The net is lower than yellow ball tennis at a height of 80cm (31″).
What racket is best to use?
A shorter racket of 43cm-58cm (17″-23″) is recommended.
Orange Ball Term
Ages 8-10 years.
Weekly 45 minute sessions:
Tuesdays from 3:15pm to 4:00pm or Thursdays from 3:45pm to 4:30pm.
Orange ball is a great way for players to continue their progress from red ball and is for players aged 8 and 9. It is played on slightly larger courts than red ball, with bigger rackets and balls that are not as soft as red balls. It’s the next stage to go through before you start playing on a full sized court and it will help players develop all the different shots, providing fun competition.
FAQs
What ball is used?
An orange ball is used. It has a low compression that makes it bounce lower, giving the player better control at an important stage of their development.
What size court is orange ball played on?
Orange ball is played on a singles court of 18m x 6.5m and a doubles court of 18, x 8.23m (so the full width of a singles court)
What height is the net?
80cm (31″) at the middle of the net
What racket is best to use?
A racket of 58cm- 63cm (23″-25″) is recommended
Green Ball Term
Ages 11+ years.
Weekly 60 minute sessions:
Tuesdays from 4:30 to 5:30pm or Thursdays from 4:30 to 5:30pm.
Green ball is a great way for players to continue their progress from orange ball mini tennis. It is played on a full tennis court, with bigger rackets and balls that are a little softer than yellow balls. It’s the next stage to go through before you start playing with a full compression yellow ball on a full sized court and it will help players work on and improve all aspects of their game.
FAQs
What ball is used?
A green ball is used, which is ideal for players moving from orange ball to actual tennis balls.
What size court is green ball played on?
Green ball is played on a full tennis court for singles and doubles.
What height is the net?
The net is at full height – 91cm (36″).
What racket is best to use?
A bigger racket of 63cm-66cm (25″-26″) is recommended.
