Tennis Borders

Berwick Tennis Club

4 all-weather courts overlooking the North Sea and Tweed estuary.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/berwicktennisclub

Facebook: facebook.com/berwicktennis

 

Broughton & District Tennis Club

2 all-weather floodlit courts in Broughton village.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/BroughtonDistrictTennisClub

Facebook: facebook.com/@Broughton-Tennis-Club-Scottish-Borders

 

Duns Lawn Tennis Club

3 all-weather floodlit courts in the historic town of Duns.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/dunstennisclub/

Facebook: facebook.com/DunsTennis

 

Earlston Tennis Club

2 community funded all-weather floodlit courts and designated kids zone.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/earlstonltc

Facebook: facebook.com/EarlstonTennisClub

 

Innerleithen Tennis Club

2 floodlit all-weather courts

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/innerleithenltc

Facebook: facebook.com/InnerleithenTennisClub

 

Kelso Orchard Tennis Club

3 floodlit all-weather courts at Poynder Park

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/KelsoOrchardTennisClub

Facebook: facebook.com/KelsoOrchardTennisClub

 

Lennel Lawn Tennis Club

3 all-weather courts in Coldstream at the site where tennis has been played since Victorian times.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/lenneltennisclub

Facebook: facebook.com/LennelTennisClub

 

Melrose Waverley Lawn Tennis Club

3 floodlit all-weather courts opposite the Greenyards.

Hard to believe the modern, well equipped Melrose clubhouse was actually a general store in the 1990s before it was transported lock, stock and barrel to its current location.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/Melrose

Facebook: facebook.com/groups/269160853239293

 

Peebles Lawn Tennis Club

3 floodlit articial clay and 2 floodlit all-weather courts.

Peebles Lawn Tennis Club was established in 1888 at the time when sports of all kinds were emerging with public access to parks opening up after Queen Victoria's return to public life.

Following recent repairs and refurbishment the 1925 built clubhouse is still going strong!

The Australian Open Mens Singles Trophy is called the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup, named after the first non-British winner of the Wimbledon Mens Title and 2 other Grand Slams. Norman came to the Borders to study paper making in his younger days and whilst here famously played for Peebles in 1898 against The Dean Club Edinburgh!

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/PeeblesLTC/

Facebook:  facebook.com/Peeblestennisclub

 

Selkirk Lawn Tennis Club

3 all-weather courts, 2 are floodlit.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/SelkirkLTC

Facebook: facebook.com/SelkirkTennisClub

 

St Boswells Lawn Tennis Club

3 floodlit all-weather courts just outside the village of St Boswells.

The courts have been located where they are now since 1922 and Wimbledon Champion Maria Bueno officially opened the new all-weather courts there in 1995.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/StBoswellsLTC

Facebook: facebook.com/StBoswellsTennisClub

 

West Linton Tennis Club

3 floodlit all-weather sand dressed Playrite carpet courts.

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/westlintontc

Facebook: facebook.com/groups/188689941152913

 

Wilton Park & Hawick Lawn Tennis Club

3 floodlit all-weather courts

Web Site: clubspark.lta.org.uk/WiltonParkLTC

Facebook: facebook.com/wiltonparkhawicktennis