Pickleball Lessons through Westborough Recreation
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the country and the demand to learn the sport is growing in New England. Pickleball is attractive because it is easy to play at any age or skill level and requires minimal instruction to be able to play a game and have fun.
Pickleball Lessons with Suzanne Cox
- Thursdays: OUTDOOR
- 9/24-10/22
- 9am-10am, beginner
- 10am-11am, advanced beginner
- Nelson Ball Pickleball Courts, 60 Lyman Street
- $80, residents. $96, non-residents.
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- Tuesdays: Indoor
- 10/20-11/17
- 5pm-6pm, beginner
- 6pm-7pm, advanced beginner
- Community Center Gym
- $80, residents. $96, non-residents.
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- Saturdays: Indoor
- 10/24-11/21
- 8:30am-9:30am, beginner
- 9:30am-10:30am, advanced beginner
- Community Center Gym
- $80, residents. $96, non-residents.
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- PLEASE NOTE TO ENROLL IN ADVANCED BEGINNER YOU MUST ALREADY KNOW THE BASICS FO THE GAME, INCLUDING THE RULES AND HOW TO KEEP SCORE. IT WILL BE A DEEPER DIVE INTO PROPER MECHANCIS AND USAGE OF BASIC SHOTS, INCLUDING THE DINK, SERVES, RETURN OF SERVES, AS WELL AS A BASIC INTRODUCTION INTO OTHER SHOTS SUCH AS THE DROP SHOT, DRIVES, BLOCKS AND VOLLEYS
- PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN PADDLE, WE WILL SUPPLY THE PICKLEBALLS!!
Instructor Bio
Suzanne Cox is a PPR Certified Pickleball Coach who works with players ranging from beginners to advanced intermediates. She is passionate about helping players build confidence, develop their skills, and enjoy the competitive and social aspects of the game. Suzanne also runs intermediate and advanced ladder leagues, creating opportunities for players to challenge themselves, improve their game, and connect with other pickleball enthusiasts.
As a USA Pickleball Ambassador for area towns, Suzanne is actively involved in growing and supporting the local pickleball community. She co-organizes the annual Jacob Rogers Memorial Pickleball Tournament, which raises awareness and support for youth mental health, and also consults on other charitable pickleball tournaments in the area.
Whether she’s coaching on the court, organizing competitive play, or giving back through the sport, Suzanne is committed to making pickleball more accessible, competitive, and fun for players of all levels.