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Do you pay Tinder for matching you with someone? I think you need to sell other things like paid courses, training schedules, etc. by leveraging your customer base.
I'm wondering if an angle on this could be to make it a service that you provide for a health club / tennis club / golf range. For instance, I (used to) go to a gym with squash courts. There is no "seeking partners" sheet on the wall, so I have to meet people to play in different ways (which, admittedly is not terribly hard at this particular gym, but it's been harder at others). So that would be for a private one (you have to be a member or be invited by a guest). But I'd imagine there are lots of pay-per-use public golf courses that could use this.
Go to different driving ranges at different times. You'll meet people. I travel often and almost every city I'm in that has a driving range, I end up there at least once.
And a driving range is the easiest way to introduce friends/family to the game. It's fun to whack a hundred balls.