The Equinox is past us and we look forward to another Tennis season. Our club is in good health, and at our last committee meeting there was much discussion as to how we could increase our membership and also include more social events in our calendar.
Starting in April, our Club Night will revert to Monday evenings and we will continue with our Sunday Social. I hope that many of you will be able to come to these events on a regular basis. Tuesday Junior Tennis will also resume after Easter and Terry Hunt will be in touch regarding dates and times.
This year there will be an 'official' beginning to the season -a playing and social event on the afternoon of Sunday 10th May bringing the Tennis and Bowls sections together. We hope you will be able to attend and juniors are especially invited. (More information to follow)
As we approach the new season I would like to invite you to renew your membership with Tealby Tennis Club. Your continued support and participation are a valued part of our club community, and we look forward to another year of enjoyable tennis, social events, and shared success on and off the court.
Your current membership is due to expire on Tuesday 31st March 2026. To ensure uninterrupted access to club facilities, court bookings and coaching sessions, we kindly ask that you renew your membership by Tuesday 14th April 2026.
All membership packages can be found on our website and payments can be made via debit or credit card. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions relating to membership.
We are also pleased to share that the upcoming season will include maintenance to the tennis netting around the perimeter of Court 3, a member survey which will shortly be sent out to all members and information relating to a Box League.
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Sunday 10th May - Tennis and Bowls Social Afternoon
Saturday 13th June - Club Open Day
Friday 11th September - Ladies Charity Day
Thank you for being an important part of Tealby Tennis Club. We hope to see you back on the courts soon.
Yours sincerely,
David Kirshner
Tealby Tennis Chair