Play The Game

Whatever your skill level, we have something for everyone at Rhondda LTC:

Book a Court

Our Tennis and Multi Sports Courts can be booked by both members and the general public for private use via our website Booking Courts page or the Clubspark Booker App. Courts are £5 per hour for Non-Members and are FREE for Members.

Club Nights

These are members-only sessions for adults and invited juniors, however if you would like to come along for a try before joining we would be glad to welcome you! Contact Us for more information. We can provide you with racquets and balls to start you off!

  •  Regular updates are posted on our club "Who's Playing Tennis" WhatsApp group  to inform players of who are going over the courts to play.
  • Social Tennis Clubnights run every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 5pm to 8pm, MAY TO NOVEMBER where the courts are reserved for members to organise their own games of Singles or Doubles. Members are expected to give way to other members waiting after playing a maximum of one set to enable everyone to play.
  • Mix-In Night runs every Tuesday night from 7pm to 8:30pm, ALL YEAR ROUND, WEATHER PERMITTING where a Coach or Volunteer organises everyone. and FREE ONE TO ONE COACHING is provided by our LTA  Level 2 Accredited Coach.
  • Just turn up and play! Members rotate as instructed by the coach or volunteer running the session. This is usually after every 4 games. and gives the opportunity for potential new members to MIx-In with current members of different levels and ages.
  • Team Practice Night runs every Wednesday from 5:30pm to 8pm. for current and potetial team players. Members have opportunities to play for our Men's, Women's and Mixed teams in the South Wales Summer and Winter Leagues. FIND OUT MORE

Take up Tennis
A recent study showed that tennis helps prevent musculoskeletal problems in the over 50s - even more so than running, cycling or going to the gym.

'Tennis is great as an all-round sport,' says sports and exercise scientist Dr. Matthew Jackson, from Liverpool Hope University, which carried out the research,. 'It targets the cardiovascular system but also improves your muscle mass and bone-mineral density because it's weight-bearing and incorporates aspects of power and strength.'      (Women's Weekly June 2020 Edition)