Who we are

Dr. Henning Hartmann (born 1970) is a lawyer in his main profession and a passionate tennis player for many years. Uncountable travels to tournaments in his home country and abroad (especially France!) have bestowed upon him an unforgettable experience. Henning Hartmann plays at LK8, his classement is 15/3.

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Kai-Peter Kaufmann (born 1981) is our high-performance coach (Classement: +2/6) aside from academic feats (grade in his A-levels better than Petkovic), Latinum, Graecum and a handful of living languages, has been drawn into sports as play and competition at a relatively young age, especially on the tennis court. The game with yellow balls, he has been exercising with professional ambition in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Spain. Recently he reached a place inside the top 100 of the ITF world ranking in men’s singles age 35 and over, and around 300 in doubles. In 2003, he won the German student championship for second division players. His most impressive experience was playing a satellite in Reus (Spain) with Juan Monaco, Igor Andreev and Rafael Nadal. In the coaching area, it was joining his tennis team for ascending from the 2. To the 1. Verbandsliga. Due to his DTB ranking Herren 35, he will get an LK 3 at the end of the year.

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Uwe Hansmann (born 1970) has many years of experience and great knowledge, not only in his main profession as a PR & Event Manager, but also in the world of tennis. The sport that has inspired him beyond measure for more than three decades now. As an active player, he achieved numerous individual successes at county level, and with his great doubles talent he caused some stir at German rankings tournaments before he successfully passed the C-trainer exam of the German Tennis Federation (DTB). In the mid-nineties, he temporarily coached tennis professional Lars Koslowski(highest ATP ranking #63) on his return to the Tour after a long injury layoff. Currently Uwe is the top player of the men’s 50 team of TC Grün-Weiß Bergfelde (Verbandsliga) and ranked in the Top 200 players in Men`s 50 in Germany.

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Christoph Foerster (born 1980) discovered relatively late in life his passion for the white sport of tennis. Originally, he has been an endurance athlete (participation in several cross challenge championships) and accordingly is responsible for the area of fitness and coaching. He will support the players from a physiotherapeutic aspect.

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Tom Bender (born 1965) has achieved a great deal of success in the game of tennis and has a wealth of experience as a coach. He started his coaching career as a very talented player in the nineties in Baltimore, Maryland, before his career took him to Europe in 1997. In 1998 he signed on as a Bundesliga player at TC Gersweiler, playing successfully in the 1st division in Luxembourg in the following years. In 2006 he became German team runner-up in the men’s 30 with TC Nassau. In 2007 Tom won his first ITF title at the Dutch Open Men’s 40. In the same year he won the bronze medal at the European Championships in Baden-Baden. In 2008, he made it into the top ten of the ITF Men’s 40 World Rankings, won the ITF Hungarian Open and the bronze medal at the ITF Men’s 40 World Doubles Championships in Turkey. In 2011 he won the ITF Dutch Open Men’s 45. In 2010 and 2015 he became German Team Champion (Men’s 40, Men’s 50) with TC SW im ASV Landau. A few years ago, Tom moved to Berlin, where he is very successful as a private and head coach for various renowned tennis clubs in Berlin.

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Press releases about us

Tennis Magazine reports

The fifth issue of Tennis Magazine 2025 focuses on the French tournament system—and we are delighted that Tennis Tournaments France is presented as a point of contact for tennis travel to France. The article explains why our French neighbors produce so many strong players: regular participation in tournaments is part of everyday life there and is considered more important than training alone.

Tennis Magazine introduces our proven concept, which allows players of all ages and skill levels to take part in official tournaments in France. Whether traveling with organized camper-van support or independently, we take care of everything—from applying for licenses to planning the tournament schedule.

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Do you have questions whether this is the right offer for you? Then feel free to contact us per telephone at:

+49 172 6487050 (Mr Hartmann)

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