Welcome to Bishop Sutton Tennis Club

Welcome to our tennis club - new members are always welcome.

 

Bishop Sutton Tennis Club is a large, friendly and thriving club in a lovely rural setting. We have 5 courts (plus 4 more hard courts at our school site) and a Kidzone with practice wall. 3 courts are synthetic grass and 2 are all-weather hard courts. 4 are floodlit.

The club has now introduced Pickleball on the Kidzone. Bats and Balls are available for an hour for 4 players at £5, and non members at £10. You need to book the courts. Pickleball 1 is closest to the gate.

The club also has a satellite site at Chew Valley School  - CVS (Chew Lane, Chew Magna, BS40 8QB) where we have access to another 4 all weather courts which are also floodlit. These courts can be booked on our court booking system and are referred to as CVS Court 1-4.

We offer a wide range of social and competitive tennis to suit players of all levels and from 3 years to 80+, and we have an extensive coaching programme aimed at both adults and juniors. 

For those interested in competitive tennis we enter 6 adult and 11 junior teams in local Summer leagues, and 3 adult and 10 Junior teams in Winter leagues. 2022/23 was another successful year with a number of our teams gaining promotion. We hold an annual club knockout tournament over the summer months - players of all abilities get involved in this as it is a great way for new joiners to meet existing members.

We look forward to welcoming you to our friendly club.

 

Latest news

The Club tournament draw and latest results can now be viewed from the "Playing" tab.

Try tennis for free this summer at the LTA Big Tennis Weekends event on the 22nd May.

As we start the New Year, we look forward to how we can make the most of playing on court and hopefully return to uninterrupted tennis.

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Come and join us.

We have a number of membership packages available.

How to find us

Bishop Sutton Tennis Club
Wick Road, Bishop Sutton
BRISTOL
Avon
BS39 5TP

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