CLARKSTON
CLARKSTON


The Clarkston Campus is part of Georgia State University. This site has 10 lighted hard tennis courts where UTA runs classes and programs throughout the year for all ages and abilities. This facility is located across the street from Clarkston High School, just north of Georgia Piedmont Technical College, and is a short drive from Stone Mountain. UTA uses the Clarkston facilities to host a variety of junior and adult tennis programs for beginner and advanced players.
MEET THE TEAM
MEET THE TEAM
Meet the Clarkston team! Hover over and click the below team members to meet our tennis pros and learn more about them!
Meet the Clarkston team! Hover over and click the below team members to meet our tennis pros and learn more about them!

UTA Partner
Kenyon Generette-Oliver
Kenyon is originally from Atlanta and helps lead the team at Piedmont Tennis Center, Briarlake Church, and Clarkston. Kenyon is a graduate of Mars Hill College where he earned a Bachelors degree in Communications and English with a minor in Economics while playing tennis and soccer.
Kenyon has been the head teaching pro with some of the top tennis clubs in the Atlanta metro, including Dunwoody Country Club and the Atlanta Country Club. Prior to those stents, he was a staff pro at the Capital Country Club. He is an Elite USPTA Tennis Professional and has been teaching juniors for over 25 years.
In his spare time, Kenyon loves hanging out with his friends and family. He loves tennis so much, he even plays while on vacation.
Work in the Community:
– Volunteered wheelchair tennis tournament at Dunwoody Country Club
– Volunteer coach for Druid Hill High School girls and boys team
– Volunteer for Serve and Connect at Washington Park
– Volunteer for wheelchair tennis programming at Blackburn Tennis Center
– Board Member of AYTEF
– Volunteer coach for CHOA yearly tournament
– Volunteer for teach-a-thons to raise funds for AYTEF
– Volunteer coach at the Ron Clark Academy
– Dreammakers
Email:[email protected]

Tennis Professional
Kyle Bowers
Kyle competed collegiately at Erskine College in South Carolina where he earned a degree in Sports Medicine. He has coached at UTA for over 15 years and he specializes in developing fundamentals in younger players. He coaches players of all ages and abilities from adults to tiny tots. He has coached numerous adult teams as well.

Tennis Professional
Melanie Burrows
Melanie is originally from Cambridge, England and attended the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga on a tennis scholarship. She played # 1 singles her senior year and the team won the Southern Conference in 1987. Melanie received numerous collegiate awards including Outstanding Senior award and Academic All-American Collegiate Award. She earned a Bachelors’ degree in Education and Recreation. She is USPTA certified and has 30 years of teaching and administrative experience.
STAY CONNECTED
STAY CONNECTED
17 hours ago
UTA's Summer Camp program is coming to our new location, Horseshoe Bend Country Club! ☀️
Sign up for 2021 summer camp by the end of April at either HBCC, Agnes Scott, or Briarlake tennis centers for a 10% off discount. James Creek and Blackburn are also accepting campers.
Learn more about summer camp here: utatennis.com/summer-camp/
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3 days ago
Adult Programs at Horseshoe Bend Country Club are on a roll. Come check out this beautiful space to play tennis with your friends during drills or Friday Night Frenzy!
bit.ly/HBCCAdultPrograms
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5 days ago
Join us in supporting Atlanta Youth Tennis & Education Foundation with a purchase from Kendra Scott on April 28 and 29--right in time for Mother's Day! UTA is proud to be a partner of the Atlanta Youth Tennis & Education Foundation because of the amazing work they do right here in our community. Please click the links below to find out more about AYTEF and the Kendra Scott event!
www.aytef.org/ bit.ly/AYTEFKendraScott
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