

Become part of a third-generation legacy restoring the historic Cold Spring Valley Racquet Club. From our eight clay tennis courts and six pickleball courts to the clubhouse bar & kitchen, we are building a year-round recreational landmark — and we are looking for people who take pride in the craft, the grounds, and the member experience.
Working at Cold Spring Valley is a commitment to a standard. Every employee and club professional is responsible for upholding the traditions, safety, and hospitality that define the member experience.
All staff and club pros wear the club uniform: pressed navy or white polos with the club crest, khaki or navy bottoms, and clean, non-marking court footwear. Head pros wear crisp whites on court. No denim, open-toe shoes, or unbranded apparel on the grounds during operating hours. Name badges are worn at all times.
Every member is greeted by name upon arrival. Acknowledge them at the gate or clubhouse door, offer to carry equipment, and confirm any court or lesson reservations. New members are introduced to staff and oriented to the facility. A warm, attentive welcome is the standard — not the exception.
All employees are expected to know the current weekly bar & kitchen specials, the members-only menu, and operating hours of the clubhouse kitchen. Inform members of new offerings and seasonal updates. Direct dietary questions to the kitchen lead; never guess on allergens.
Court reservations run on the hour. Pros confirm lesson start times five minutes prior. Staff manage the transition between bookings — call the next group to court two minutes before the hour, and keep the board current. Walk-on play fills open slots only after reserved blocks are honored. No court is held beyond its booked window.
Walking on the grass banks surrounding the clay courts is strictly prohibited — it compacts the soil and damages drainage. Use the designated pathways and court entrances only. Pros and grounds staff set the example; members follow the staff lead. Report any surface damage to the facilities team immediately.
Teaching professionals hold current PTR or USPTA certification, maintain a polished on-court presence, and arrive ten minutes before every lesson. Pros are ambassadors of the club both on and off the court — conduct, language, and sportsmanship reflect on the membership at all times.
Every employee is expected to know, model, and gently enforce these rules. They protect the courts, the membership, and the legacy of the club.
Lead the teaching program, manage junior and adult clinics, and oversee assistant pros. PTR/USPTA certification required.
Support clinics, private lessons, and court operations under the Head Pro. Playing ability and certification preferred.
Grow the pickleball program with beginner clinics and open-play supervision. PPR certification a plus.
Oversee daily clubhouse operations, member services, events, and staff scheduling.
Greet members, manage court reservations, and handle inquiries at the clubhouse desk.
Prepare and serve the weekly menu and members-only specials. Food handler certification required.
Daily clay court grooming, line marking, and surface care. Landscaping and drainage upkeep.
General upkeep of the clubhouse, locker rooms, HVAC, electrical, and seasonal systems.
Support the grounds team through the playing season with mowing, edging, and pathway care.
Tell us a little about yourself and the role you are interested in. We review every inquiry and will reach out to qualified candidates.