Tennis racquets
Frames for juniors through to competitive adults.
Pro Shop
Gear that fits your game.
The right paddle, the right grip and shoes that hold on a hard court. Ask before you buy and you will spend less.
Straight answer
No stock list here.
Shelves change week to week, so a list on a website goes stale fast. What follows is the kind of gear a club shop carries, and a phone number that will tell you what is actually there.
What to ask for
On the shelf.
Six categories worth asking about, whether you are picking up a first paddle or replacing shoes you have worn flat.
Pickleball paddles
Beginner paddles through to control and power builds.
Balls
Tennis balls and indoor pickleballs by the tube or the case.
Grips and overgrips
The cheapest upgrade to your game, by a distance.
Bags
Racquet bags and backpacks that fit a full kit.
Shoes and apparel
Court shoes matter more than anything else you will buy.
Before you drive over
Call ahead.
One call saves a wasted trip. Tell the desk what you play, how often and what is bothering you, and you will get a straight answer on whether it is in the building.
While you are here
Get it strung too.
New grip, fresh string, same visit. Have a look at what racquet service the club can run for you.
Gear sorted. Now play.
Book a court and put the new kit to work on an indoor surface that never rains off.