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Brian Mengel,
Civil Servant
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The Country Club is open to the public and all other amenities including the golf course and tennis courts can be used by property owners and their guests.
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John Fielding,
CEO
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The Club is affiliated to Table Tennis Wellington Inc and enters teams in the interclub competitions conducted by the Association.
Club tennis is often linked with club management, tennis committees, golf, swim, and residential properties.
The club is especially keen to encourage Junior tennis through a structured coaching program and it is also hoped that the new indoor courts will be used for disabled tennis.
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Rob Bruff,
Nightclub Bouncer
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Tennis club rules: Would spectators please be quiet during matches and let the players raise a racquet.
The club caters for all standards of Tennis and Squash player and has an impressive gymnasium which is extreemly popular with members of all ages.
The Tennis Club will sponsor half your entry fee for all the tournaments you enter.
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Keith Tennant,
Factory Worker
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The Club was founded in the Summer of 1878 with the quaint title of THE LEICESTER LAWN TENNIS AND QUOIT CLUB and is reputed to be one of the twelve oldest tennis clubs in the world.
The club was established in 1881 and can trace it's affiliation with the Yorkshire Lawn Tennis Association back to 1884.
Tennis tournaments at the Racquet Club and Tennis Club brought the city worldwide acclaim.
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Shane Kelly,
Bar Tender
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Mixed tennis is a great way to socialise with the other clubs after matches, with a drink in the pub!
Tennis, Health Club and Water Sports Centres graciously put at your disposal at premium rates.
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