Our court lighting-fencing project takes off from 30 June to 15 July, thanks to a grant from the Queensland Government Get-Going-Places-and Spaces program, designed to enable participation in sport & recreation. We’ve been awarded a total of $145, 056 (max is $150,000).  Our club will be able to remain financially-healthy despite the size and cost of this project because we’ve had some …

Our club is investing in a new ball machine in this new year, thanks to a grant from the Queensland Government. Club members and players will have the opportunity to hone their game with the use of the ball machine as part of a coaching session. Our coaches can really up the intensity of coaching sessions by providing repetitive practice …

An offer to completely repaint our whole clubhouse inside and out – for free – is an offer we accept with much surprise and gratitude. As a little three-court not-for-profit club that needs to diligently put aside any surplus funds towards re-surfacing our courts, we’re very grateful to the team who have offered to re-paint our thirsty little clubhouse. This …

This is your chance to grab some fun, a racquet and some exercise. You don’t have to organise a thing, just turn up! You’ll be placed into a friendly team of three or four people to play three or four sets of doubles, from about 6pm to 9pm on a week night. Scores are totalled at the end of the …

 The Association’s next Annual General Meeting will be held at the Peregian Tennis Club  on Wednesday 23 August from 5pm.  Nominations Close  9 August, 2017 or will be taken from the floor on the day.  þ  All the committee members shall retire from office, but will be eligible upon nomination or re-election þ  Any two Association members shall be at …

Our club has a new constitution we’d like to share with you. I know, you can hardly contain your excitement, but this little ‘piece of paper’ is the “road map” for running the club.  Many of you know it’s a legal requirement for an organisation and its members to follow their “road map”. Our new constitution is shaped by big …

Why is tennis is tagged the ‘sport for a lifetime’? Science tells us there’s no doubt that tennis can improve your overall health, including your mental and physical fitness. Think fitness, co-ordination, fine motor control, agility, bone strengthening, hand-eye co-ordination, flexibility…  and they are just the physical benefits! That’s why tennis is the ideal sport for kids to learn early …

We’ve had lots of fantastic feedback about the new retaining wall at the club. A much-needed replacement for the 35-year-old wall which had been “on the lean” for years and was beginning to present safety issues.  Thank you to Noosa Council for your support with a 50% grant towards this project – otherwise we could not have made it happen! …