The main purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship and mechanism of the coach leadership with team commitment and satisfaction. The subjects were 260 first-level male and female volleyball players participating in 2007 Senior High Volleyball Games. The research instrument was Coach Leadership and the Teams Questionnaire. The data were analyzed by SPSS 12.0 for window. Major findings of the study are as follows: 1. Paternalistic leadership has a correlation with team commitment and satisfaction. 2. The coach's morale leadership has a positive prediction to affective commitment and a negative prediction to continuance commitment. Authoritarian leadership has a positive prediction to continuance commitment. 3. The coach's morale leadership has a positive prediction to the satisfaction with the team, the satisfaction with the coach and the satisfaction with the specialty. Authoritarian leadership has a negative prediction to the satisfaction with the coach. Benevolent leadership has a negative prediction to the satisfaction with the specialty. According to the research results, researchers propose result-related applications and suggestions for future studies.