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Craighelen Lawn Tennis & Squash Club were recently recognised with the 'Club of the Year' award by West of Scotland Squash for 2021/22. This followed a season where the men's 1st and 2nd teams both won their respective divisions in the West Leagues.
Please see the Squash page for more details.
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The club tennis coach, Felix Carpenter, runs junior coaching sessions for all age groups. These include the LTA 'Youth Start' initiative for children between 4-11 years, who are new to tennis, with the emphasis on having fun. The coaching sessions have been designed to develop foundational skills that allow participation in tennis coaching, events, and beginners competitions.
Coaching for adult beginners at the club is also available.
Felix Carpenter can be contacted at felixc.coaching@gmail.com for more information about coaching sessions. See also the Coaching page.
Craighelen welcomes new members to the club. Membership for new adult members is currently £120 and juniors £30 until the end of March 2023.
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We are continuing to offer a reduced rate of £200 for existing senior members of the club for the 2022/2023 membership year. This runs from 1st April 2022 to 31st March 2023.
Please click here to download a copy of the membership form, which can be printed, filled, and either posted back (address on form) or scanned and emailed to craighelen.membership@gmail.com. Completed forms can also be left at the gym reception at the clubhouse with payment if paying by cheque. Printed copies of the form are available next to the main noticeboard at the club for those without access to a printer.
As a result of the removal of most Coronavirus regulations in Scotland, Sportscotland's 'Return to Sport and Physical Guidance' has been withdrawn. This means there are now no tennis or squash specific coronavirus-related restrictions in place, and all forms of tennis and squash activity can take place and all facilities can open.
Please be aware some baseline measures are being retained in the clubhouse to mitigate ongoing risks of transmission. This includes:Further details are provided on the Sportsscotland website
- Good hand hygiene and surface cleaning;
- Continued promotion of good ventilation.
For general advice on helping to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it is recommended following the rules and guidance on how to stay safe published on the Scottish Government website Scottish Government website