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A player stretching wide for a forehand on an outdoor court

Own the court

420+

members on court

An outdoor court under floodlights at dusk
100% Coaching built round your game
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People here mean it

From a first lesson to county standard. Sessions are run so the difference shows up in a match, not just against the practice wall.

Performance tennis For players competing in LTA tournaments
Coaching programmes

Rackets and a tube of balls on the bench beside a court

Book a court for a hit, for a doubles four, or for an hour with a coach — and play on the surface your matches are played on.

An empty court and net in the evening light
The outdoor courtsEight outdoor artificial grass courts, playable all year, six of them floodlit.
An indoor acrylic court in the club hall
The indoor hallTwo indoor acrylic courts, open every day of the year.
The club in numbers

Outdoor courts
8Outdoor courts
Indoor courts
2Indoor courts
Members
420Members
Years on court
31Years on court
No player quotes here

Three things to check at any club

They take a minute to ask and they tell you more than a testimonial.

Ask whether the club is LTA registered. Registration means the venue is inspected, insured and inside the national safeguarding framework. It is also what gets you into county leagues and LTA tournaments.
Ask what accreditation the coaches hold. LTA Accredited and LTA Accredited+ are qualifications with a licence behind them, renewed every year. Anyone coaching children should also hold a current DBS check, and will not mind being asked.
Ask what happens when it rains. Artificial grass and acrylic drain and play through most of a British winter. Real clay does not. Ask how many days last year the courts were actually shut.
What it costs

Surface
How long
When you play
Membership
Floodlights
How often you play
twice a week
Your price

A guide based on the 2026 price list. Members also book 14 days ahead of everybody else.