Members and Hotel Guests only.
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Let’s squeeze in one more round of tennis before the unofficial end of summer! This is a friendly, low-stakes mixer designed to get everyone out on the court, have a little fun, and get some competitive match play under your belt. If you’ve been joining us for clinics, this is a great chance to put those skills - and that serve - into action.
This will be a doubles event for intermediate players and up. Since serves will be in play, it may be a bit of a stretch for true beginners. If we have enough players at each level, we’ll split things into an Intermediate draw (3.0 and below) and an Advanced draw (3.5 and above).
We’ll most likely play round robin, with plenty of matches and chances to mix it up. If we have a particularly big turnout, we may switch things up and go with an elimination format. Grab a partner—or come solo and we’ll pair you up🎾
Members: $65 per player
Please create a CourtReserve account to book online. The web version is available online, or you can download the app via the App Store or Google Play. New users will be prompted to create an account, which must be approved by our membership team—please allow up to 48 hours for access.
Hotel Guests: $85 per player
Please email tennis@inness.co to inquire further.
A Few Things to Note:
- Advance sign-up is required, and a minimum of five participants is needed to run the programming.
- Court A + B will be utilized.
- Please bring a water bottle and a sweat towel.
- Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance to qualify for a refund.
- The Tennis Pro reserves the right to cancel (with a full refund) in the event of inclement weather.
- Proper tennis sneakers are recommended. Regular athletic shoes are acceptable, but trail-running, hiking, and street shoes are not permitted.
INNESS Pro Bio
Jonah is an RSPA-certified teaching professional with experience coaching players of all ages and levels throughout the Hudson Valley since 2013, and a former Ulster County Open and Woodstock Open singles champion, as well as a current Woodstock Open doubles champion.
Inspired by the rivalry between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, Jonah transitioned from soccer and baseball to tennis in middle school. In high school, he went four consecutive years without losing a league match, captained his team, and competed in the New York State Championships. He also spent four years as a ball boy at the US Open, gaining a close-up view of the world’s top players.
An early adopter of pickleball, Jonah even built a court in his driveway during high school to play with family and friends (and keep the neighbors on their toes).
He went on to attend Brown University, where he played club tennis and rowed on the varsity crew team.
A Dutchess County native, Jonah has always gravitated back to the Hudson Valley. He grew up hiking the Shawangunk Ridge and Catskill Mountains, kayaking the Hudson and Delaware Rivers, and exploring the region’s roads and trails by bike.
When he’s not on the court or outdoors, Jonah enjoys learning languages, cultivating mushrooms, and frequenting local bakeries.
Coaching Philosophy
No two tennis players have identical strokes, and no two approach a match the same way. Each player’s game is a kind of fingerprint. Yet many players become frustrated trying to force their technique into a single “ideal” model—one that often feels unnatural or uncomfortable.
Rather than imposing a rigid blueprint, Jonah focuses on building strong fundamentals—emphasizing the commonalities shared by great players—while still allowing for individual variation. There is no single way to succeed, only the way that best fits the player.
His approach is centered on identifying each player’s natural strengths, refining technique, and developing a style that is both effective and authentic. The goal isn’t to make your game look like someone else’s—it’s to make it the best version of your own, all while having fun and working up a sweat.