Park: Tennis Instructors
TENNIS STAFF
Kelly Langdon
Kelly Langdon has 24 years of professional experience in tennis instruction at both public and private clubs. Coach Langdon has taught hundreds of state ranked players along with nationally ranked players from the U.S. and Mexico. Along with teaching higher level tennis, he has made it a point to work with beginners. Coach Langdon believes it is extremely important to work at the grassroots level to develop new players. Kelly Langdon's versatility as an instructor has allowed him to teach/coordinate in many different areas of tennis; Public facilities, private clubs, universities, high schools, and corporations. Listed below are some of his recognitions & accomplishments:
- Top 10 (25's) in Texas singles ranking.
- Top 3 (25's) in Texas doubles ranking.
- 2 - Time Top 5 (Open) in Texas doubles ranking.
- USPTA certified member for 18 years.
- Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting Control Systems from the University of North Texas.
- Voted United States Professional Tennis Association's "HS Coach of the Year for Texas" (2008).
- Voted "Coach of the Year" by both Ft. Worth Star Telegram and Dallas Morning News (Denton County 2004).
Austin Wynne - Head Professional
Along with the duties as head professional of Colleyville tennis program, Austin Wynne, is the assistant director of TNT Tennis. Austin has over five years of professional tennis-teaching experience and coordinating programs in many locations across the state of Texas. Most recently, Austin directed the programs for the city of College Station where he also attended Texas A&M. During his time in College Station Austin coached numerous junior teams to various state titles, while also improving the overall quality of the program.
Austin works with all ages from three years olds to senior citizens. His commitment to showing children success on the court through the QuickStart program has kept the children's interest level up in our programs. Austin also currently works with many highly ranked players in Texas, looking to develop other youth players to be the next up-and-coming champions.