​Tennis - Coach Fahro Fejzic - 727.470.9100

PYCC Members & Skimmer Point Residents:  For more information about each program, schedule and enrollment, please contact Tennis Coach.
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Dear Parents of future tennis stars,

You may follow your child's tennis progress by using the Development Plan For Tennis Players age 4-11 created by USTA.
As tennis enthusiasts, we often marvel at the incredible talent displayed by professional players. But have you ever wondered where these stars come from? The journey to greatness starts young, with many future tennis champions honing their skills between the ages of 4 to 11.

Why Early Training Matters in TennisThe age of 4 to 11 is a crucial period for young athletes, especially in a sport like tennis. During these formative years, children develop not only their physical skills but also their mental resilience and love for the game. Here are some key benefits of starting tennis training early:
  1. Skill Development: Early exposure to the sport allows young players to develop basic skills such as hand-eye coordination, agility, and footwork.
  2. Physical Fitness: Tennis is a demanding sport that requires stamina, strength, and flexibility. Training at a young age promotes overall physical fitness.
  3. Mental Toughness: Competing in matches teaches children how to handle pressure, make quick decisions, and learn from both wins and losses.
  4. Social Skills: Tennis can foster friendships and teamwork, teaching kids how to communicate and collaborate with peers.
If you have any questions, please contact our Tennis Coach.

​Pickleball 

Come play on the new Skimmer Point Pickleball courts.  Open to Skimmer Point residents and PYCC Members only.   ​Interested in playing?- call 
Dick Woodward at ​727.460.3700 or email at [email protected]
Laureen Arft at [email protected]

PYCC Members paddles and ball may be checked out at the Golf Shop - 727.381.8337 ​
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