Aylesbury & District Tennis League

ADTL has started an initiative to donate unwanted equipment & items from clubs that may be useful to other clubs.

Please contact Rebecca Rose on rebrose11@sky.com if there is any interest or further items are available. We plan to keep the list updated.

Last updated March 2025

THANK YOU TO....

Wendover Tennis Club for donating two free-Standing umpire chairs to Aylesbury Tennis Club

Wingrave Tennis Club for donating court screening/netting to Bovingdon Tennis Club

Haddenham Tennis Club donated two championship nets to Chesham 1879 Tennis Club

Tring Tennis Club  for donating four scoreboards to various clubs
 

AVAILABLE FOR DONATION:

HADDENHAM TENNIS CLUB

Two post scorers suitable for round net posts

WANTED:

 WING TENNIS CLUB

Are there any coaches out there who have any spare hours and would be interested in some extra coaching work?

OVING TENNIS CLUB

Ball Machine - happy to pay a reasonable price for a machine that's in good condition

REQUESTS FROM VARIOUS TENNIS CLUBS

Any ideas for recycling old tennis balls.
Over 500 million tennis balls are produced each year with nearly all of them ending up in landfill.  Wimbledon alone uses approx 54,000 balls every year and other Grand slams use more.
It takes 400 years for a tennis ball to decompose. We are aware of the following organisations already but need more:

LTA TENNIS BALL RECYCLING INITIATIVE

The LTA is launching a national scheme for collection of old tennis balls and reprocessing into safety surfaces and other products. This is the only scheme to avoid old balls eventually going to landfill. Some clubs are currently running a pilot scheme. The LTA are partnering with Dyuce and for more information please follow this link: https://www.dyuce.com/ 

 www.recycaball.com   Redistributes them/ donates them to local charities and gives 15p back to the club

We have had varying reviews about this as they decide which balls are suitable & only seem to want balls that are still playable.  They are not currently taking on any new clubs because they are over-subscribed.

www.priceofbath.com  Pheonix Tennis Balls - made in England "The first planet friendly tennis ball"

Make tennis balls out of 100% used tennis balls. They sell the ball and then you can return them to be recycled.  They are more expensive than regular tennis balls.