The Meadows City Tennis Club (www.meadowstennis.co.uk) is a friendly, LTA (Lawn Tennis Association)-affiliated club, established in 2002, offering social/competitive tennis for adults, and a dedicated juniors club.
The club is quite unusual in that it is based play on public courts, which are located at the eastern end of the Meadows, close to Edinburgh University buildings and Buccleuch Street. It was founded as part of the LTA’s city tennis scheme which set out to establish club tennis on public courts. The club won the LTA’s CLub of the Year award in 2003
There are 16 courts – all re-surfaced in 2007 – the club generally has 3 courts for club sessions (see oor website for full details of times etc).
Annual membership fees are a very reasonable £55 for adults; £45 for students; and £25 for kids – with early bird discounts.
New players of basic club standard upwards are always welcome! Try out the club before joining by coming along to one of our social tennis sessions, detailed on our website/below.
The club organise an extensive social tennis programme, mainly playing doubles at club sessions, and enter both men’s and ladies’ doubles teams in East of Scotland doubles leagues. We also hold a series of annual club competitions, and have weekly indoor sessions during the winter. We also organise occasional sociual events for club members.
American Doubles tournament – Sunday 12 June (1.30 pm – 4.00 pm)
Great chance for competitive match-play & for non-members to find out more about the club!
    • Open to members & non-members
    • format: competitive doubles in a rotating format (expalined on the day) – no need to enter with a partner!
    • win the most games – win the prize!
    • Entry fees: £3 (non-members) / £2 )members
To enter email David at: info@meadowstennsis.co.uk
Please enter by 5.00 pm on Friday 5 June at latest.
For more information about any of the above see the website www.meadowstennis.co.uk or email: info@meadowstennis.co.uk


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