Margate Lawn Tennis Club

Margate Tennis Club (M.L.T.C.), is always actively seeking new members, welcoming players of all ages and standards.

At Margate Tennis Club, we have an outstanding reputation as an extremely social and friendly club whilst also maintaining an exceptional standard of tennis.  Whether you are 5 or 75, you will find someone to play with.

Any Questions? Find some answers here.

A LATE RESULT!

Congratulations to Carla Warden for winning the MLTC  Open – Womens Singles Competition.

Due to both parties unable to play on the scheduled finals day, they sportingly agreed to defer their match until a future, mutually agreeable day.
In an epic game played on Saturday 7th Sept Carla took the final set 8-6.

Carla Warden – Lynn Giles

Margate Tennis Club facilities include:

• • Six all weather courts with floodlights.
    (4 synthetic clay).
  • Several mini courts.
  • Hitting wall.
  • Varied coaching programmes.
  • Kitchen area and well stocked bar.
  • Shower rooms for ladies and gent’s.
  • Competitions – club and league

MEMBERSHIP

If you’re thinking about becoming a member of M.L.T.C., have a look through the website to get a feel for who we are and how the club works.

Then fill in an application form form, grab your racquet and come and join us.  If you want to come down and talk about joining, try Mon at 10am or Thurs at 1pm & 7pm. There is sure to be someone to show you around and if you bring a racquet, maybe have a hit.

Play for fun, exercise, and to meet new friends.  And if you want to compete we run several internal events and participate in many other club & LTA competitions.

Amie Tonkiss is the Walmer Opens
Ladies Singles and Mixed Doubles Champion 2019
Years of dedications to the sport paid off as Amie battled back from 4-0 down in the third set of the singles to take the title 6-2 3-6 6-4.

* Well done Amie *

Live 10 years longer !!!

Join a tennis club According to a study of more than 800 people (who were followed for the first six years after they retired by researchers at the University of Queensland), being a member of a club (of any kind) is associated with an increase in reported quality of life. Another study, by US researchers, who followed more than 8,000 people in Denmark for a period of 25 years, found that being a member of a tennis club …..read more here

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Check out our news page to see what’s been happening and keep up to date with up and coming events on our “events calendar“.

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