Country Club of Asheville is seeking an energetic, service-minded Tennis Professional to join our growing racquet sports team. This hands-on, member-facing role is an excellent opportunity for a passionate tennis professional who enjoys teaching, building relationships, and creating memorable member experiences in one of North Carolina’s most desirable mountain communities.

Working closely with the Director of Tennis and Pickleball, this position will support a full calendar of lessons, clinics, camps, socials, tournaments, events, and daily racquet sports operations.

Compensation & Benefits

Compensation includes an hourly base rate, clinic rates, and performance-based commissions tied to lessons, programming, and member engagement. This role offers strong earning potential for a motivated professional, with income opportunities growing as the pro builds relationships, increases participation, and becomes established within the club.

Full-time team members are eligible for medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k), paid time off, and a daily complimentary staff meal.

Why Join Us?

• Active and growing tennis and pickleball program
• Highly engaged private club environment with strong member relationships
• Opportunity to work closely with an experienced Director of Tennis and Pickleball
• Chance to live and work in Asheville, NC, known for its mountain lifestyle, food scene, arts, and outdoor recreation

• Assist with private lessons, clinics, camps, and instructional programming
• Support socials, tournaments, events, and racquet sports activities
• Help promote and grow tennis and pickleball participation
• Provide exceptional service to members and guests
• Maintain shop hours, including court bookings, calls, emails, and daily member support
• Perform racquet stringing and assist with court maintenance as needed
• Attend staff meetings, trainings, and support additional department needs

• Competitive tennis experience required
• Coaching experience required
• Collegiate tennis experience preferred
• USPTA or PTR certification preferred
• Strong communication, organization, and member-service skills
• Positive, professional, and team-oriented approach