Many colleges and universities have added tennis elective courses to college physical education. The number of tennis courses and teachers in colleges and universities is relatively insufficient.

Currently, most elective tennis courses offered by colleges and universities are held in the afternoon or evening. However, due to the use of venues, time and venue are relatively tight. At the same time, the cost is relatively high, and limited funds cannot support colleges and universities to purchase more equipment and equipment, resulting in a relatively small number of rackets, courts, and balls, which makes it difficult for students to participate in tennis courses.

In addition, the number of teachers in college tennis courses is also relatively small, resulting in many students being unable to receive good guidance and training. For students who want to learn tennis in depth, the lack of professional guidance and higher-level coaches is obviously a very big problem. Even for students who just want to have fun, a sufficient number of teachers are needed to guide and manage.

In order to solve this problem, colleges and universities can improve tennis elective courses by taking a variety of measures. In terms of venues and equipment, we should enjoy public venues; increase funding and strengthen the updating and management of equipment and facilities; for the problem of insufficient number of tennis teachers, we can increase the recruitment plan of tennis teachers and strengthen the training of teachers. and assessment, and carry out the selection of backbone teachers to improve it.