Coaching Availability
Looking for a professional tennis coach with a great track record in 2023 and 2024?
Then look no further! Neil can provide everything from single coaching sessions to full on regular block booked sessions to tennis worshops and 'mindset' workshops, either in Germany or worldwide. In conjunction with Neil is management company Silverscope Management and through them we can provide a wide range of services including lectures, consultancy and interviews with Neil. Our mission is to provide the best solution that helps everyone. If you want to contact us, please go to the Contacts page and fill in the form or simply email Richard at silverscope@btconnect.com. Have a wonderful day on court!
Welcome to the site of professional tennis coach and former New Zealand tennis champion Neil McAffer. For those with long memories in the 60s, as a player Neil battled opponents including Tony Roche, Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, all Grand Slam winners. As a coach Neil has worked with players of the calibre of Annika Beck, Barbara Rittner (the current Gerrman Womens Head of Tennis), Davis Cup winner Carl-Uwe Steeb, former world number 3 Amanda Coetzer and world number 35 (As of 2022) Viktorija Golubic amongst others. Here you can find more information on Neil, his coaching, workshops, lectures, consultancy as well as the players he has coached along with news regarding his forthcoming book 'Deep Down Inside'.
Clockwise: Roger Federer, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Serena Williams and Rafa Nadal. A series of exclusive WPAP photo images taken from Neil's forthcoming book by the artist Bourne available to buy as limited editions in varying sizes. Other tennis players such as Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray etc are available. Please email silverscope@btconnect.com for further information.
It's been ten years in the making but here comes the new Neil McAffer book 'Deep Down Inside' published by Glamour Puss Publishing and available in 2023. A must have for any serious tennis player or fan. The book will available to buy through this website. Foreword by Barbara Rittner.