| High Wycombe Lawn Tennis Club |
Frequently Asked Questions :
What is High
Wycombe Lawn Tennis Club?
Where is the club located?
What standards of play do you cater for?
Do you have a junior
section?
How much are your
membership fees?
Can I play tennis singles as
well as doubles at the club?
What are your playing
times?
HWLTC sounds wonderful, how do I join?
I have a question about the club, who should I contact?
| We are the largest tennis club in the Wycombe area, with six excellent tennis courts (three all-weather and three astro-turf, all floodlit), a wonderful new clubhouse and a current membership of over 100 adult players. We offer a mixture of competitive league tennis for experienced players, top quality coaching and junior sections. |
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We are located about a
mile east of High Wycombe town centre, just off the A40 London Road, in a
secluded, sheltered location by the River Wye. Click here for detailed map and directions. |
| As you would expect from a large, well established club, we cater for pretty much the whole range from beginner to high level team play, including a wide range of coaching options. For experienced players, there is the opportunity to play in our many league teams. |
| Yes, we have a very popular junior section. Click here for details. |
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The membership year runs from 1 April to 31 March, but pro-rata fees are available for people joining mid-year. Membership is based on playing requirements. Full : £165 per year. Off-Peak : £115 per year (Off-Peak playing times are 8am-4pm Tuesday/Wednesday/Friday - and 8am-10pm Monday/Thursday). Under-21 : £56 per year. Junior : (age 10-16) : £35 per year. Junior : (age under 10) : Free. |
| Oh, yes! In summer, one evening (either Monday or Friday) is allocated for singles play. In winter this switches to ad-hoc bookings using the booking system. |
| Even though we have six courts, we find that demand for court-time is sometimes high, so rules are applied specifying the times at which each membership category may play. Click here to see the full list of playing times. |
| The first thing to do is contact our membership secretary, Andy Gibbs. He will answer any questions you have, explain all of the membership options and invite you down to see the club for yourself and have a few games with existing members. Click here for details of how to contact Andy, and here for an image of our membership/coaching leaflet. |
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Easiest way to contact
the club is to drop an e-mail to our generic club address,
club@hwltc.co.uk, and your friendly, helpful webmaster will make sure it is dealt with promptly by the appropriate person. For membership queries, you can contact Andy Gibbs (click here for details). For any comments on this website, you can contact Alan Gates at alan@hwltc.co.uk. Alternatively, you can phone the club direct on 01494 523253. This number is for the phone in the clubhouse, but there are members there most times during weekends and evenings. |