Courts open 7 am – 10 pm · Floodlit until close
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About the club · since 1928

Run by
members,
for players.

We started with two clay courts and a borrowed roller. Nearly a century later we're still a not-for-profit club: every fee goes back into the courts, the coaching and the clubhouse.

640
members this season
A player's long shadow stretches across a clay court in evening sun.

Still true

Clay brushed by hand, every morning

Our story

Four moments that made the club what it is today.

  1. 1928

    Two courts, one roller

    Twelve neighbours lay the first clay courts on a disused orchard.

A coach shows a young player how to hold the racket on a clay court.
Not for profit

What we stand for

A club, not a gym

01

Open doors

Guests can book any court. Free tasters every Sunday, and loan rackets at the desk.

02

Every level on court

League players and first-timers share the same courts, and the same club nights.

03

Juniors first

Hardship places on every junior course, paid for by the summer tournament.

The people

Who runs it

A volunteer committee elected every spring at the members' meeting, with a small paid team at the desk and on court.

Club chair

Committee

Chairs the committee and the members' meeting.

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