Learn to play pickleball smarter not harder from a seasoned and certified pickleball instructor who's a resident of the Cresswind Twin Lakes Community in Hoschton, Georgia.
Pickleball coaching is available through private lessons, classes and drill sessions:
1-hour private pickleball lesson (for up to 2 people) *$50
1-hour private pickleball lesson (for 3-4 people) *$100
UPCOMING 2026 SCHEDULE:
3-week, 60-minute Sunday Morning Intermediate Drills With Neal
*$28/person SEPTEMBER SERIES-SOLD OUT. Next Drill Session TBA
Each drill session, the coach will guide you through different Intermediate-level drills to maximize the skills you bring to the enjoyment of pickleball.
3-week Beginner 90-minute Morning class
*$30/person
Learn the rules and basic skills to play pickleball safely and effectively and have fun playing.
Next Beginner Class:
Fridays, September 11th, 18th & 25th 7:30 am - 9:00 am $30
(limited to 8 students)
3-week Advanced Beginner 60-minute Morning class
*$32/person
Learn and practice the shots and strategies to help you advance to your next level of play.
TBA Fall 2026
Reserve your spot today for a lesson, class or drill.
*Payment through:
Zelle: neal@picklecoach.com OR 678-273-1858
Venmo: @Neal-Harris-88
You may also drop off a check or cash at my home (46 Bear Way).
Lessons, classes and drills are held at the Cresswind Twin Lakes pickleball courts in Hoschton, Georgia.
Neal Harris
678-273-1858
ABOUT NEAL
Neal Harris is a certified pickleball coach through the Professional Pickleball Registry (PPR). For the past 15 years, he’s been a passionate enthusiast of playing pickleball and for the past 14 years, he’s been teaching both beginners and intermediate pickleball players how to play the game better, smarter and safer.
He is also a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, with a master’s degree in counseling psychology. Neal has practiced the art of psychotherapy for over 40 years. He also recently retired from owning/running a holistic education center where he taught various forms of relaxation practices, energy therapies and had developed a line of finger labyrinth tools to enhance relaxation, communication, focus and prayer; one of which, he holds a patent on. Neal brings these skills and experiences to help his students on the pickleball court.
Neal’s playing style might best be termed as “soft”. This means that he doesn’t try to overpower his opponents with fast, hard shots (anyone can learn to hit the ball hard). Rather, he strives to place the ball where his opponents are not or hit it to places on the court that make it more difficult for them to return the ball effectively. It’s a game of strategy and patience, keeping the ball in play and waiting for his opponents to make a mistake. It’s this thinking-person’s style that continues to make him a sought-after partner in both recreational and competitive play.
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