US OPEN TENNIS MASTERCLASS

We're counting down the days for the return of our highly-anticipated US Open Tennis Masterclass - this August in New York! At this unique event, you'll enjoy two hours of tennis training and drills on the spectacular courts at Fredrick Johnson Park in Manhattan with elite coach, Farhad Roshanaie.

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date

Saturday 31st August

VENUE

Fredrick Johnson Park, Manhattan

Price

$150

REGISTRATION

Due to limited slots (4 per session), early registration is recommended. Choose your time slot based on your skill level and secure your place for an intensive and enjoyable tennis experience.

Event Schedule

10:00 AM – 12:00 pM

Lower Intermediate Players (3.0 NTRP)

Format: 2-hour masterclass, 1 hour drills, 1 hour match-play
Slots: 4

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12:00pm – 2:00 PM

Intermediate Players (3.5 NTRP)

Format: 2-hour masterclass, 1 hour drills, 1 hour match-play
Slots: 4

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2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Advanced Players (4.0, 4.5, 5.0 NTRP)

Format: 2-hour masterclass, 1 hour drills, 1 hour match-play
Slots: 4

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About Event

Returning by popular demand for the fourth year, join us in NYC at the heart of the US Open for a 2-hour heart-pounding cardio blitz where you’ll uncover game-changing strategies to dominate club matches. In a city where courts are hard to come by and a strong community feeling is cherished, this event promises to be special. Afterwards, relax and unwind with dinner and drinks in the evening (venue to be confirmed). Enjoy the company of fellow tennis enthusiasts and your coach, Farhad Roshainae.

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FARHAD ROSHANAIE

USTA High Performance Tennis Coach USPTA Tennis Fitness Specialist – 2 X USPTA Coach of the Year – USPTA Tester of the Year

Farhad Roshainae is a renowned tennis coach with years of experience training players of all levels. His masterclass will focus on improving your skills, techniques, and match strategies. Whether you’re a lower intermediate player or an advanced competitor, Farhad’s expertise will help elevate your game.

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