Membership Club Objectives The Cambridge Tennis Club is a family orientated club, structured to meet the growing sport and recreational needs of the local community within the City of Wyndham and surrounding areas. The club caters for all age groups and levels of ability, and is actively seeking to foster new memberships. The club is administered by a dedicated volunteer committee, committed to providing a safe, friendly and social environment for those wishing to pursue the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, enhanced by participation in social and/or team tennis. The club is affiliated with the Western Region Tennis Association, and has also developed strong community partnerships with the City of Wyndham, by embracing the visions for sport and recreation as outlined in the 2002 Quality Community Plan. Membership Information Full membership is open and available for all those who may wish to apply. Membership offers a choice for those who may have an interest to play competitively in the Western Region competition or for those who would prefer to make use of the courts and facilities on a purely social basis. A very nominal initial joining fee is charged, together with an annual membership fee being administered that contributes towards the cost of maintaining and improving the club facilities, ensuring all participants have appropriate insurance cover, and to build on the overall infrastructure of the club. The outcome of the fee initiative is such that the maximum benefit can be equally realised by all members. Memberships are categorised as Family, Senior or Junior memberships, with each category attracting a fee, that when compared to other clubs within the area, is most favourable. Upon receipt of the annual membership subscription, a membership card and shoe tag will be issued to confirm current membership. Membership period is effective from 1 March to end of February of the following year. Rules of Membership 1 - Membership must be current before eligibility to make use of the courts and facilities. 2 - A member may be accompanied by a non - member guest. 3 - Non-marking runners must be worn on the court surface. Ripple or raised tread shoes must not be worn on the courts. 4 - The courts must be locked and key returned immediately after use. 5 - Court access is subject to availability (i.e.: not during competition or coaching lessons) 6 - Current membership card must be shown to access Tennis court key. 7 - Members must agree to abide by the rules of Membership. Court Access Access to the courts is made by obtaining a key, available from any of the committee members nominated below. A current membership card must be produced when collecting a key as confirmation of current membership. The membership card must be left with the Committee member until the key is returned. The key must be returned immediately at the conclusion of play. Committee members will also be able to assist regarding court availability. Current shoe tags must be worn at all times, as committee members may carry out random checks. Committee Members - Court Key
Court Hire - Lights A number of courts have Floodlights to allow for those members wishing to access the facilities during non-daylight hours. The lights are activated by the use of tokens that may be purchased from the committee members indicated.
Coaching The club is able to offer access to coaching by fully qualified and accredited TCA/ATPCA coaching professionals. Classes are available that cater to all skill levels and age groups, and can be offered as individual or group sessions. All enquires regarding club coaching should be made to: Jason O'Neil on 0409 198 548. Executive Committee
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