Alsager Tennis Club invites families to give tennis a try when outdoor sports are able to resume

By Tom Avery

18th Mar 2021 | Local Sport

Alsager Tennis Club has invited families to give tennis a try when sports clubs are able to reopen as lockdown continues to ease.

The club, based in the town centre off Sandbach Road North, is set to welcome members back to its courts from March 29 when outdoor sports are able to resume as per the Government's roadmap.

And in the hope of attracting new people to the sport, the club is offering a special one-month taster membership for just £20 per person ahead of the new membership year starting on May 1.

Children under the age of 13 are included free with an adult taster package, which will run from March 29 to April 30.

Club chairman Dave Parkinson said: "Everyone at the club is looking forward to getting back out on our fantastic new courts as lockdown is eased.

"Tennis is an excellent sport to maintain social distancing and we would be delighted to welcome people of all abilities to join us from March 29.

"The taster membership is a great way to give the sport a try and experience our superb new facilities."

In April last year the club spent £55,000 replacing its four tarmac courts with a new all-weather TigerTurf Advantage Pro surface.

And in December work was completed on new floodlights for all four courts, increasing the amount of playing time for members.

Hand sanitiser is provided on each court and social distancing measures are observed at all times.

Anyone taking up the taster membership will have the option to become a full-time member from May 1.

For more details about the club or membership packages, contact membership officer Jason Lockett on 07881 650 677, Dave on 07765 476 969 or visit the club online.

     

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