New Programme Launch
Make the most of the New Year on court with our new programme
We are very excited to announce the launch of our new Winter Programme across the borough. Having completed an extensive resurfacing project that included 19 new courts, an astroturf surface and the installation of floodlights we hope you will all be able to join us.
Adult Programme
Courses will run for all levels in the mornings at Wandsworth Common, Tooting Common, King Georges Park and Leaders Gardens. This is an exciting opportunity for players to keep up their momentum and continue improving their game by working with our highly skilled coaches throughout the winter. Courses are open to new players and with limited availability we recommend reserving your place quickly. In addition to our new coaching programme, sessions such as Cardio Tennis, Social Tennis, Drills and our complementary Member Plus workshop will also be running to ensure everyone is able to make the most of the New Year
Junior Programme
With the installation of floodlights at King Georges Park we cannot wait to see the progress everyone will be making with year round playing opportunities. Our junior programme will resume the week commencing the 8th January at King Georges Park with after school clubs for all levels aged 5-7yrs and 8-12yrs.
On behalf of the whole All Star Tennis team, we would like to thank you all for your patience in 2017 and continued. We are very much looking forward to the New Year and seeing you all embrace the new programme and facilities.
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