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This week, the tennis job market is full of opportunities for those ready to make a move. There’s a critical need for skilled professionals in coaching and club management roles, with a couple of remote gigs up for grabs as well. Remote work is becoming more common, so definitely keep an eye out if that’s what you’re after.
This Week’s Jobs
Tennis Professional Company: Genesis Health Clubs | Location: Fort Collins, CO
Genesis Health Clubs is on the lookout for passionate and hardworking Tennis Professionals. If you’ve got a great personality and love tennis, this could be for you. Apply Here
Tennis Professional Company: Jewish Community Center Of Dallas | Location: Dallas, TX
Join the Jewish Community Center to teach tennis while ensuring students grasp the rules and scoring. A great role for those who love sharing their tennis knowledge. Apply Here
Tennis Professional Company: Shalom Austin | Location: Austin, TX
Shalom Austin is seeking Tennis Professionals to join their team. If you’ve got experience and love working in a community setting, this could be ideal. Apply Here
Tennis Professional Company: Tennis Club Of Hastings LLC | Location: Hastings-On-Hudson, NY
Become part of a supportive tennis community in a beautiful Hudson setting. The club is growing, and they need professionals like you. Apply Here
Tennis Professional Company: Garden of the Gods Resort and Club | Location: Colorado Springs, CO
This role involves assisting with tennis/pickleball programs and special events. If you’re enthusiastic about tennis, this could be your next step. Apply Here
Tennis Professional Company: Lakeshore Sport & Fitness | Location: Chicago, IL
If you’re a skilled and passionate tennis pro, this dynamic environment at Lakeshore Sport & Fitness might be the perfect fit for you. Apply Here
Tennis Coach Company: Brainiac Tennis | Location: New York City, NY
Brainiac Tennis, a portable tennis school, is seeking experienced players/instructors. A great opportunity if you enjoy teaching in various locations. Apply Here
Tennis Specialist Company: NEW YORK EDGE, INC | Location: Woodside, NY
New York Edge is looking for enthusiastic individuals to be Tennis Specialists, ensuring high-quality tennis instruction. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
Remote opportunities are popping up more and more, perfect for those who want flexibility in their work life. Here are some verified remote options:
Tennis Manager/Head Coach Company: TGA Premier Sports | Location: Briarcliff Manor, NY
Oversee all things tennis as the Manager/Head Coach. A great role for those who thrive in leadership and love tennis. Apply Here
Regional Flex League Manager - Remote Company: Get It - Executive | Location: East Palo Alto, CA
Help grow the sport of tennis by building relationships with players and coaches. Perfect for tennis enthusiasts who enjoy community building. Apply Here
Director of Clubhouse - Private Country Club - Remote | WFH Company: Get It - Hospitality | Location: Tempe, AZ
This role offers a mix of management and hospitality in a remote setting. Perfect if you love the country club vibe. Apply Here
I landed a remote junior coaching gig by adding a private YouTube link to a 75-second video — 3 drills, a quick intro, and one match clip — right in my resume header. Since these listings are “real-time” and can expire fast, keep the reel under 90 seconds so coordinators watch it.
Building on @laraC1985, I started getting interviews after I added a one‑page portfolio with a sample practice plan, a 30‑second SwingVision breakdown, and a Calendly link for a 10‑min intro — clubs want to see how you coach on video. Tiny caveat: list your tech setup (camera/mic, court access) and current insurance on the resume so you don’t get screened out. It’s like calling lines early so no one questions the point.
I started getting faster replies after I added a 2‑line “virtual lesson workflow” to my resume — Acuity bookings, Zoom + OnForm for video, Stripe billing, and my upload speed — so hiring managers know remote isn’t new to me. @laraC1985 is right about moving fast, but for club‑management roles I also list tools I’ve used (ClubSpark, WhenIWork) and note coverage across EST–PST; it’s like listing your string tension — small detail, big confidence boost.
I landed a remote junior-coaching slot after adding a 45‑second “court tech check” video to my application — audio from a lapel mic, camera angle, ball‑tracking, and how I mark drills in OnForm — a soundcheck before a gig. I also put “SafeSport + background check current” and my time zone under my name; tiny thing, but clubs replied faster, though some still want a local sub for rain make‑ups.
Quick tip: I attach my Certificate of Insurance with the first message and flag ‘SafeSport current’ in the header; @marcus_v70 — agree on the timing angle. It cuts admin back-and-forth, though a few clubs still want their own waiver or a quick live demo.