Looking for advice on how to find clients in the Hampton’s for tennis lessons

[Tennisfreak12401]

Hi everyone, I am a tennis teaching pro in my 20s with a solid amount of teaching experience, including professional playing background. I’m hoping to expand my client base and start offering tennis lessons in the Hamptons this summer. The issue I’m facing is that it doesn’t seem like any tennis clubs in the area are hiring the season so I’m looking for advice on how to find clients on my own. Does anyone have suggestions on how to market myself or places with potential clients I also was teaching one woman in the Hamptons last summer at her private tennis court so I might be able to build from there Id love to hear what’s worked for others and similar situations. Thanks for your help.

 

[J011yroger]

Which clubs have you asked? There is a huge shortage of pros on LI. If you can tie your shoes and hit three balls over the net you should be able to get a job.

J

 

[Bartelby]

Team up with Hank Med and you'll be a winner!

 

[Tennisfreak12401]

Which clubs have you asked? There is a huge shortage of pros on LI. If you can tie your shoes and hit three balls over the net you should be able to get a job.

J

I asked all of the clubs in Southampton that I could find, do you know any?

 

[ollinger]

Post signs in the parking lot at "Lunch"

 

[vokazu]

Which clubs have you asked? There is a huge shortage of pros on LI. If you can tie your shoes and hit three balls over the net you should be able to get a job.

J

I'm not a Pro but I can tie my shoes and hit 100 balls over the net.