About 180 children from Windmills School visited the club today for a tennis taster session. The weather looked upon us favourably and a great time was had by all. The sessions were run by the coaching team ably assisted by some year nines from Downlands School. Basic skills were practiced utilising all our hard courts and whilst there was a great variation in ability and familiarity with the game of tennis all the children seemed to have a great time. Thanks to all those that made it possible.

We are very pleased to announce that we have a new coach for disability tennis, his name is Adam Field and we welcome him to the club. Brad will meet with him ASAP to discuss ongoing coaching and to generally amalgamate him into the coaching team.

Have you Opted In for the Wimbledon ballot yet?  It's really important as last year the club's allocation was poor because so few members actually did Opt In. There’s still time to get involved by logging into your British Tennis Membership https://www.lta.org.uk/Members-Area/home/benefits/british-tennismembership-wimbledon-ballot-opt-in/

Have you Opted In for the Wimbledon ballot yet?  It's really important as last year the club's allocation was poor because so few members actually did Opt In. There’s still time to get involved by logging into your British Tennis Membership https://www.lta.org.uk/Members-Area/home/benefits/british-tennismembership-wimbledon-ballot-opt-in/  

Tennis report – 2017 AGM

I very much feel like the new boy here having only been in post for such a short amount of time, even though I first joined The Weald as long ago as 1988, back in the days when I could actually play tennis. That said in this short  time we have formed a new tennis committee and huge thanks must go to Lorrayne Molloy, Suzy Gray, Bradley Bant, Luke Evans, Sandra Clarke and Sharon Slade. They stepped up to the plate and have been a huge help to me. I should… Read more

League matches were put on hold for the last two weekends, to enable The Weald Club Tennis Championships to take place. The first weekend was beset by rain, some of it torrential, but matches were played, taking the quarter and semi-finals to the second weekend. Events included Senior Open and Senior 45’s with singles, doubles and mixed in both categories. There was some exciting tennis, despite the bad weather and some braved the rain to play matches on the clay courts, showing their tough… Read more