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BROKEN SOUND CLUB

Tennis Professional

Boca Raton, FL · On-site

The Tennis Professional will work closely with the Director of Racquets and Racquets Operations Manager to offer the Broken Sound Club Membership an active tennis program. Essential Responsibilities:

Wianno Club

Tennis Maintenance Assistant

Osterville, MA · On-site

$20 - $25/hr

Director of Racquets Supervises: N/A Skill: * Basic Administrative Skills- Use of technology, verbal and written communication, business correspondence, organization, and time management. * Advanced ...

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What is a Director Of Racquets job?

A Director of Racquets oversees all racquet sports programs at a club or facility, including tennis, pickleball, and paddle sports. They manage coaching staff, develop instructional programs, organize events, and ensure an exceptional member experience. The role includes budgeting, facility maintenance, and promoting racquet sports within the community. Strong leadership, communication, and coaching skills are essential for success in this position.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Director Of Racquets position, and why are they important?

A Director Of Racquets typically needs expertise in racquet sports (such as tennis, pickleball, and squash), facility management, program development, and staff supervision, often supported by a relevant degree and teaching certifications from organizations like USPTA or PTR. Familiarity with club management software, scheduling systems, and tournament management tools is important for overseeing daily operations. Exceptional leadership, communication, and customer service skills distinguish top candidates in this role. These abilities are crucial for creating successful racquet programs, maintaining member satisfaction, and effectively managing staff and operations.

What are the primary responsibilities and typical work environment for a Director Of Racquets at a sports or country club?

As a Director Of Racquets, you are responsible for designing and overseeing all racquet sports programs, managing instructional staff, coordinating tournaments, and maintaining courts and equipment. You’ll often work in a dynamic club setting, engaging with members of all ages and skill levels, and collaborating closely with other department managers to deliver a high-quality member experience. The role involves both administrative and hands-on tasks, from scheduling lessons to organizing events and ensuring optimal facility use. Directors Of Racquets often enjoy opportunities for professional development and may advance into broader club management or regional leadership roles over time.
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Tennis Assistant

Tennis Assistant

Country Club at Castle Pines

Castle Rock, CO • On-site

$19 - $30/hr

Temporary

Posted 23 days ago

Job description

The Country Club at Castle Pines is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Tennis Professional to help deliver an outstanding racquets experience for members and guests. This role involves organizing and leading lessons, leagues, and events while creating a welcoming, inclusive, and engaging environment for players of all ages and skill levels. The Tennis Professional will play a key role in promoting participation, building relationships with members, and supporting the overall success of the racquets program. Additionally, this position requires strong communication, professionalism, and a passion for growing the game of tennis within the club community.

Essential Functions:

  • Deliver high-quality private and group tennis instruction for both adults and juniors, creating an engaging and positive learning environment.
  • Assist in promoting, organizing, and executing adult in-house leagues, social events, and special programming to drive member participation.
  • Oversee mixers, match play, and other on-court activities to ensure a fun, well-run experience.
  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date records for court reservations, lesson schedules, and program participation.
  • Support the overall appearance and organization of the tennis facility by helping keep courts and surrounding areas clean and presentable.
  • Actively participate in staff meetings and contribute to department goals and initiatives.
  • Collaborate closely with the Director of Racquets and provide support with additional responsibilities as needed to ensure the success of the racquets program.

Licenses & Special Requirements:
Candidates must hold a current certification from either the Racquet Sports Professional Association (RSPA) or the Professional Tennis Registry (PTR), with an RSPA P1 rating required. A minimum NTRP rating of 4.0 or higher is also required, demonstrating a strong level of playing ability and on-court competency.

Physical Demands & Work Environment:
This position requires the ability to work outdoors for extended periods in varying weather conditions, including heat and humidity. The role involves continuous physical activity such as standing, walking, running, bending, and repetitive motion throughout the day. Tennis Professionals will frequently use light equipment, including ball machines and hand-held teaching aids, during instruction. Candidates must also be capable of lifting, carrying, and moving equipment as needed to support daily operations and programming.