This study is a study in which tennis players investigate and analyze the factors for continued participation. A group of 327 tennis players in the area were interviewed in depth to complement the open questions and quantitative studies. Open questionnaires were used to explore demographic characteristics and factors for continuous participation, and the five members of the group were selected to gather in-depth interview data on the factors explored. Thus, the design of this study is based on the following positive research methods, such as through interviews with participants to gain in-depth information and understanding, as open questionnaires are performed first and to support them : First, the results of exploring factors for the continuous participation of tennis players showed elements of satisfaction and discontent. Second, tennis club members recognized that a total of four general areas of satisfaction were found due to facilities, sports effect, interpersonal relations, and leadership. a total of four general areas were found to be unsatisfactory : facilities, clubs, operation of events and manners. The study has shown that raising the satisfaction factor of the tennis club and lowering the factor of dissatisfaction will also provide the club with various positive feedback that the exercise will provide and encourage continuous participation.