Irvine Tennis Club holding summer camp for pupils aged 5-15

The Irvine tennis court <i>(Image: Irvine Tennis Club)</i>
The Irvine tennis court (Image: Irvine Tennis Club)
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YOUNG tennis fans suffering Wimbledon withdrawal symptoms are being invited to try out the sport in Irvine.

Kids summer tennis camps are being held by Irvine Tennis Club on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 2pm until 5pm during the summer break.

The club, who secured a community asset transfer to take over the court in Thornhouse Avenue from North Ayrshire Council in 2024, welcome youngsters of all abilities aged from five to 15.

The cost is £6 per day and a discount for members of 50 per cent is available. Kids memberships cost £20 for a year.

The booking link is https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/IrvineTennisClub/Coaching/Camps.

Adults coaching continues on Tuesdays, from  6pm until 7.30pm and, again all abilities are welcome.

The class costs £5 for non-members and £1 per class for members. Memberships for adults cost £70 per year.

New coach Michael Groves has recently been appointed by the club and it has funding in place to continue discounted coaching sessions for members for three years.

There is also a pay monthly membership option.

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