Weekly Timetable: Summer
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Revision as of 09:30, 22 May 2010
The arrangements below are under constant review as we are seeking to maximise court use. Although very popular on the Friday evening and Sunday afternoon sessions, Social Mix-in Tennis has not resulted in many attending on Saturday afternoons or Tuesday evenings so the weekly timetable has been altered to see if a greater take-up can be achieved.
- Play outside of the times specified below is uncontrolled but please bear in mind that tournament matches take precedence if there is a court shortage. And please check the online court booking system through the club website. Club matches tend to be played on Sunday mornings.
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Definitions
- Fixed Fours comprise a pre-arranged match of doubles. Fixed Fours take court priority on Monday and Thursday evenings, but members have to give way to tournament matches—both singles and doubles—if there is a shortage of courts.
- In Social Mix-in Tennis, members play a set of doubles with whomever is available and then return to the clubhouse to await their next set. Allocation to a doubles group is based on order of arrival—i.e. length of waiting time. Members who play during these times are obliged to join the Mix-in. Members are requested not to play 'ropey-ladder' matches or Fixed Fours at these times. Again, members have to give way to tournament matches, both singles or doubles.
- During General Play, members may play singles or doubles games with pre-arranged partners. Only if all the courts are in use will singles games have to give way to doubles. Again members only have to give way if there are matches and a shortage of courts.
