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Once again our Social Committee are working hard to bring you something different.  The Elf on the Shelf will incorporate tennis, food, drink and entertainment wrapped up in one evening to get you in the spirit for Christmas.   For more details press on the following text…Elf on the Shelf

Our very own Judith Buckley together with Debbie Catlow (Blackburn Tennis Club)  won the Ladies Doubles Open (against Michelle Watts and Sue Liver) and Handicap (against Steph McPheelie and Sue Grindrod) tournaments held at Broughton Tennis Club on Sunday 14 October.  Congratulations to all those involved in the tournament which raises monies for worthwhile causes. […]

Building on the success of last years event, we are again holding a lunch  at the Clifton Arms, Lytham on 23 November.  The event promises to be entertaining with Jamie Sutherland and guest speaker Steve Daley ex Wolves and Manchester City.  All proceeds go toward Lytham Tennis Club Development Fund. To see more details and […]

The dinner dance on Saturday evening was a resounding success and our special thanks to the Social Committee (Gill Totty, Liz Le Cardiet and Helen Rowe who worked so hard to make this event memorable. The room was decorated to such a high standard of sophistication it was hardly recognisable as the ‘hut’ but was […]

This is the high-light of the social calendar with superb food and great entertainment from Flip.  Places are limited and demand high so please book/pay early.  See the attached for details. Annual Tennis Club Dinner Dance 22nd September 2018 final  

After a long and hot tussle Lytham Ladies lost 5-4 to Moorland in a very close match where 5 rubbers were decided by Championship tie breaks. From left to right, Dorothy Barrett,Tracey Fenton, Avril O’Donnell, Jenny Bickerstaffe, Stef McPheely and Judith Buckley.

What a wonderful start to the grass court season with the very well attended Open Day Lunch. It was unfortunate the ground conditions were such that play could not occur on the grass courts and the American Tournament was played on all 6 carpet courts. How we ever managed with only 4! The competition was […]

As you know the Tennis Club has just spent over £225,000 in building 2 new courts replacing our existing mini court and re-carpetting the other 4 courts.

As you know over the last few months we have been raising money to pay for the new courts which will be a great addition for everyone at the Club.

The current weather conditions are creating problems on the all weather courts.