Dick Gould's Advanced Players Clinic - June 12-13, 2010. For the past 25 years Stanford has hosted hundreds of adult tennis players from around the country. The Advanced Players Clinic is designed for adult players with a NTRP rating of 3.5 and above.  Directed by Dick Gould, this is a two day program which includes instructional drills, match strategy with an emphasis on doubles.

Stanford University is known as the “Home of Champions.”  Its' men's and women's teams have recorded 33 national team titles in the last 35 years! Home of the first ever combined men's and women's NCAA Championships in May 2006, the Stanford campus, located 30 minutes south of San Francisco, features The Taube Tennis Stadium, one of the finest tennis facilities in the country.   

 

Coaching legend and Director of Tennis at Stanford, Dick Gould, along with his wife, Anne, founded and direct this renowned camp. Director Dick Gould, a coaching legend having won 17 NCAA Championships in 38 years as Stanford’s varsity men’s tennis coach, was elected into the the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame and the Intercollegiate Tennis Hall of Fame in 2006.  He was named “ITA Coach of the Decade” for the 1980’s and the 1990’s, and coached 9 Stanford players who later reached top 15 in the world ATP singles rankings, including John McEnroe, as well as seven #1 world doubles players.



His wife, Anne, a former Stanford University women's tennis coach from 1976-79 who led the Cardinal to its first women's national team championship in 1978, and currently a senior lecturer in physical education at Stanford, co-directs this camp.