Head of Racquet Sports

Fulham
10 months ago
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Head of Racquet Sports / Fulham, London / £55k + Annual Pay Rise & Bonus
Join One of the World’s Finest Private Member Clubs
Nestled within 42 acres of pristine grounds beside the River Thames in Fulham, The Hurlingham Club is a historic institution known for its elegance, exclusivity, and enduring excellence in sport and leisure. Since 1869, our Club has been a cherished haven for social and sporting life, offering world-class facilities and an exceptional community of over 13,000 members.
We are currently seeking a Head of Racquet Sports – a visionary leader with the passion, drive, and experience to shape the future of our vibrant and diverse racquet sports community.
The Head of Racquet Sport Role:
This is a rare opportunity to take the lead in a prestigious role overseeing one of the most comprehensive and active racquet sport programmes in the UK. With over 5,000 active racquet-sport participants, you’ll lead a multi-disciplinary department covering tennis, padel, squash, pickleball and table tennis.
What’s on Offer?

  • Competitive starting salary of £55,000
  • 23 days of annual leave (rising to 28 days after 5 years), plus Bank Holidays.
  • Generous contributory pension scheme.
  • Group income protection, life assurance, and enhanced sick pay.
  • Annual performance bonus and pay review.
  • Free on-duty meals and on-site parking.
  • Exciting staff events and full support for training and progression.
  • The opportunity to work at one of the most distinguished and beautiful Clubs in the world.
    Key Responsibilities of the Head of Racquet Sports:
  • Lead, manage, and inspire a team of dedicated staff and professional coaches.
  • Design and deliver an innovative and inclusive racquet sports programme covering social play, coaching, and high-profile tournaments.
  • Work closely with member committees and Heads of Department to ensure a seamless, collaborative, and member-focused approach.
  • Oversee racquet sport events and competitions to the highest standard.
  • Manage departmental budgets and retail operations with a focus on data-led decision-making.
  • Be a visible, approachable figure across all areas of the Club’s sporting life.
    About You
    You are a natural leader with a background in racquet sports and the ability to connect with a broad community of players. You bring energy, creativity, and professionalism to everything you do. You are:
  • LTA Level 4 qualified (or equivalent) with up-to-date accreditation (or DBS, Safeguarding, First Aid).
  • Experienced in managing and growing high-quality coaching and competition programmes.
  • Comfortable working in a luxury, member-focused environment.
  • Confident with budgets, event planning, and team leadership.
  • A strong communicator with emotional intelligence, diplomacy, and an eye for detail.
  • Tech-savvy, organised, and collaborative in your approach.
  • Able to work across a 7-day rota in a lively, fast-paced Club setting.
    Ready to Lead Excellence?
    This is more than just a job — it’s a chance to shape the future of racquet sports at a globally recognised institution, surrounded by tradition, innovation, and community spirit.
    Apply for this exciting Head of Racquet Sports position now and be part of something exceptional

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