Brackley Tennis Club
Sport And Leisure, Gyms And Fitness · Brackley
About Brackley Tennis Club
Brackley Tennis Club is a friendly and welcoming members' club on Westminster Road in Brackley, Northamptonshire. The club provides five beautiful all-weather floodlit courts for players of all ages and abilities, and is proud to be the second longest continually operating lawn tennis club in the world. The large clubhouse has two changing rooms with showers, a disabled toilet, a kitchen and a generous social area. There is ample free parking on site, and the club is situated between the Bowling Club and the Cricket Club, only half a mile from the town centre. As a members' club, courts are not available for occasional public hire. The club offers coaching courses, club sessions, rusty racket sessions, private play and club championships, as well as social events such as fun tournaments. Free tea and coffee are available for members. The head coach is Paul Valentine, and the club is an LTA member.
Features
- Family Friendly
- Wheelchair Accessible
Frequently asked questions
Can I hire a court as a non-member?
No, Brackley Tennis Club is a members' club and courts are not available for occasional public use. You would need to join the club to use the facilities.
Is there parking at the club?
Yes, the club has ample free parking on site for members and visitors.
Where is the club located?
The club is situated on Westminster Road, Brackley, NN13 7EB, between the Bowling Club and the Cricket Club, half a mile from the town centre.
What facilities does the clubhouse have?
The clubhouse has two changing rooms with showers, a disabled toilet, a kitchen and a large social area. Free tea and coffee are available for members.
How can I arrange a visit to see the club?
Contact the Membership Secretary on 07977 753470, who will be happy to show you the club facilities.
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