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By Haddenham Webteam - 7th May 2019 8:45am
Haddenham Tennis Club, based at the Woodways Recreation Ground, has recently published its Spring and early Summer programme.
Club Members are also offered a full range of weekly coached and drop-in sessions for all ages throughout the year — some sessions are open to non-members — come along and join in the fun.
Here are the calendar highlights in the coming few weeks:
· LTA Nature Valley Big Tennis Weekend: Saturday 18th May. 1.00-3.00pm — open to everyone
· Adult & Junior weekly coaching squads; Team practice nights; Club Nights and more...
· Short Tennis for Over 60's; Monthly mixed social events; Saturday 4-6pm Junior Pizza & Play
· Junior Tennis Camps — Half-Term 28th-31st May — full days or half-days available
The full calendar, enrolment forms and more at: www.haddenhamtennis.co.uk
For further information, please email: haddenhamtennisclub@hotmail.com
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