6 Week Tennis Introduction
6 Week Tennis Introduction
Easter Holiday Junior Tennis
Kerrier Open Poster 2026
This week the Club would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas with free floodlights and a glass of mulled wine at club sessions on Monday 8th and Thursday 11th evening social.
If you would like to bring some food / snacks to share that would be great.
We also have a Christmas raffle to raise funds for the club.
See you there!
Sunday 7th December 2025
10.00am to 11.00am
On court fun games. Bring a plate of food to share in the clubhouse afterwards. RSVP to Julie to confirm attendance.
Parents to supervise children in the clubhouse.
PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE: Monday 3rd November (this is due to bad weather forecast on original planned date!)
After a wet morning on Saturday 13th September 2025, the celebrations went ahead in the afternoon, enjoying glorious sunshine at Redruth Tennis Club.
Celebrating 100 years of tennis at Trevingey Lane Reduth, the day started with juniors enjoying court time, and also a Spider-man themed bouncy castle and inflatable darts!
Continuing fine weather ensured that the adult members enjoyed a tournament, organised and run by club member and coach Lloyd.
Refreshments were available throughout the day; including home-made pasties, cold meats, salad and of course plenty of crisps and sweets too!
Inside the clubhouse was a display of the clubs history, including photographs, achievements and a video playing showing (in black & white image) players on grass court using wooden racquets.
A fantastic day in beautiful Cornish weather – what a way to celebrate the ongoing success of Redruth Tennis Club. A massive thank you to everyone involved in the organising of the day, and to the childen, parents and adult club members who came along to help celebrate this milestone.
David and Ellen Penprase owned the original two tennis courts. It was their wish that the courts would be purchased to continue playing tennis after their deaths. Their wills’ stated that the land should be sold to appointed trustees.
Trustees appointed in 1925:
The two tennis courts were purchased for a sum of £70.00. Further land was purchased in 1955 from Ernest Penprase, son of David and Ellen.Tennis had been played on the private courts for many years before that.
The club has continued to improve its facilities…
The club boosts 6 all weather courts, 5 hard courts (all floodlit) and 1 artificial grass court.
On 28th July 2025 Sandi Proctor President of the LTA (Lawn Tennis Association) recently visited the club to celebrate our 100 years.
