Current Situation and Optimization Path of University Tennis Clubs

University tennis clubs, as an important component of university sports culture, not only carry the functions of imparting sports skills and improving physical fitness but also play a unique role in promoting students’ physical and mental health, social interaction, and autonomous development. With the diversification of university student demographics and the evolution of the functions of sports clubs, tennis clubs exhibit complex and multidimensional characteristics in organizational forms, member composition, and resource allocation. Based on a systematic analysis of the current development status of university tennis clubs, this paper deeply analyzes the structural dilemmas existing in their organizational structures, member motivations, and resource allocation. It proposes optimization paths centered on collaborative mechanisms, refined management, and cultural reshaping, aiming to promote the diversification and sustainable development of the functions of university tennis clubs, and to provide theoretical reference and practical guidance for the construction of university sports clubs.