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The Club welcomes both new playing and social members and offers a range of affordable fees, with most payable by annual or monthly Direct Debit. To join, simply click on the button below, complete the membership application form and submit. The direct debit set up form will then appear automatically so have your bank details to hand.

A thriving & award-winning village club at the heart of the Horsmonden community. Aiming to inspire and nurture a love of tennis in all members, whatever their age, ability or background. 5 top-class courts (1 hard court and 4 artificial clay), all lit by LED floodlights, a welcoming community, and coaching provided by Hotshotz.

A lovely welcoming club in the county town with 4 hard courts, flooghtlights and a brand new clubhouse. Online booking system for members and a good mix of competitive, social tennis and coaching.

With four tennis courts, two of which are floodlit for year round play, access to a wonderful clubhouse and a top flight tennis coaching partner, tennis players of all ages and abilities are well catered for.

A popular and friendly tennis club situated in North Tonbridge on the grounds of Hugh Christie Technology College. With six floodlit macadam courts which are available to play from 3.30 pm to 10 pm Monday to Friday, all weekend from 9.30 am to 9.30 pm (Saturday) and 6 pm (Sunday) and during school holidays.

Paddock Wood Town Council and the new Community Centre team are excited to bring two new tennis courts back to Paddock Wood. The courts are available to book online between 8am and 8pm.

Founded in 1922 as the Rother Meads Tennis and Games Club, on the banks of the River Rother in the rural outskirts of Rye in East Sussex, we are a Community Amateur Sports Club, run by our members, and welcome players of all standards and ages.

Pennington Recreation Ground is situated on Pennington Road, just off the main A26 London Road that runs through the heart of Southborough.   It has an adult gym and basketball court area, play areas, outside picnic space, as well as the newly refurbished tennis courts.

Southborough Town Council has worked in partnership with the LTA, who have funded resurfacing of the courts, repainting and installation of the new coded gate entry system and online booking facilities via ClubSpark.

Headcorn Cricket Club was first established in the village as far back as 1870 and has flourished ever since with tennis becoming part of the Club in the 1960s. The Tennis Club is LTA affiliated with three fully floodlit hard courts plus ample parking, clubhouse and licensed bar for social events, all in an idyllic rural setting on the outskirts of Headcorn village. The courts are available to club members for play 7 days a week throughout the year.