"We need to work on our serving - that's something we have recognised through this tournament," he said.
"As a team we are not serving tough enough, so that will be our focus over the next two weeks.
"I think we are being a little bit too tentative and need to take a few more risks.
"That's on us - sometimes we know we can get by with being a little bit relaxed and not have to play 110 per cent the whole time. When we go overseas we will have to play at our highest level the whole time."
The duo will compete in Australia in two weeks with an eye towards competing in Thailand on the Asian Tour in April ahead of a tilt at the World Tour in May.
Tilley and Polley did not have it all their own way in the women's decider but managed to manufacture some intensity after a sluggish start.
"We just didn't really have that push and it took us a while to get going and get into a rhythm," Tilley said.
"I said to Shaunna in the time out we needed to celebrate our points and get rowdy because it hypes you up and gets that passion out of you and makes the game flow better."
She said she loved playing at the Mount and wanted to make it a more permanent proposition.
"I just have to find a flat in the middle of summer," she said.
"Anyone on Mount Main Beach road who needs a housesitter, hola.
"Dishes, feeding pets and watering flowers - I'm your girl."
