BOOK A COURT

Courts can be booked online using RMTC BookingSheet (or through the Pro Shop). Use your existing RTO (Real Tennis Online) number and password to access RMTC Bookingsheet.

PRO SHOP

Our team of Professionals make the members’ time at the Club a thoroughly enjoyable experience.The Professionals will help arrange games for you with players of a suitable standard and also give lessons and coaching for members.

CHECK A HANDICAP (RTO)

Check your current handicap (singles and doubles) and your opponent's on Real Tennis Online (RTO). Use the online calculators to work out the start score for each game. Use your RTO number and password as used for the RMTC Booking System.

UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS AND EVENTS

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  • Tournament

Australian 25-40 Handicap Weekend (SRTC)

Sydney Real Tennis Club | Sat, 6th Jun | 9:00 am

Australian 25-40 Handicap Weekend (SRTC)

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  • Clinics

Introduction Night - June

Royal Melbourne Tennis Club | Wed, 10th Jun | 6:00 pm

Anybody you know, friend, colleague, acquaintance or otherwise, who has ever expressed an interest in real tennis is welcome to come and try the game. We open our doors and take prospective new players on court to give them a taste of our great game. Please sign up through the Pro Shop so that we have an idea of numbers. Pros will run clinics on court followed by a simple supper.

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  • Tournament

Joan M Hayne Women’s Handicap Doubles

Royal Melbourne Tennis Club | Sun, 14th Jun | 9:00 am

The club women's doubles handicap championship is open to all women members. Come in, join the tennis and have a fun day with your fellow members.

A bylaw in 1932 for the first time allowed RMTC membership to women to play squash. This tournament is named after one of the first women Club members who played squash in the 1930s. The actual trophy was originally won by Joan (pictured right) and presented by a Colonel Tolhurst for the Club's women's squash competition.

A special thank-you to David Hayne, whose mother this tournament is named after.

CLUB NEWS

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Victorian Open Singles and Doubles Championship - Fri. 1 ~ Sun. 3 May

Wednesday, 6th May

Kieran Booth won his 11th Victorian Open singles title with a straight sets win over Michael Williams here at the RMTC over the weekend.

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ANZAC Day Trophy - Sat. 25 Apr

Wednesday, 6th May

Thank you to all the players who made the ANZAC Day Trophy such a fun event again this year. Congratulations to those who made the finals.

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Young Members Speed Dating Tournament - Sat. 18 Apr

Wednesday, 6th May

There was a distinct flavour of red and pink in the Club on the weekend as a new theme was tested by the young members. Under the format, players played 20 minute sets with a different partner for each set. At the end, the 4 players who had won the most games were allowed to choose their partner for the finals and eventually, through a process of compassion, understanding and loyalty, James Ciro was crowned the champion of Real Tennis Speed Dating!

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Australian Amateur U26 & U21 Singles & Doubles - Fri. 20 ~ Sun. 22 March

Thursday, 2nd Apr

The weekend of the Australian Amateur Juniors was a great success in showcasing our young talent and energy for the game. Play commenced on Friday and ran through Sunday afternoon with 4 draws being held; U21 singles, U26 A&B division singles and U26 doubles.

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Jim Bailey Cup Club U26 Handicap Championship - Sun. 15 March

Thursday, 2nd Apr

A cracking day of non-stop tennis was on display in the annual event for the Jim Bailey Cup. We are so lucky to have a good spread of keen juniors who turn up on time, are respectful of the etiquette of the game, and play in an enthusiastic manner.

WELCOME TO REAL TENNIS

Real tennis is a high strategy racket sport with a pedigree that can be traced back to the twelfth century. It is the original racket game from which are descended most modern racket games including lawn tennis (now called tennis) and squash.

Real tennis is a unique game which provides:

  • significant physical and technical challenges for all levels of player
  • a demanding test of skill, agility, court craft and strategy
  • a handicapping system that allows players of varied ability, age and experience to compete on equal terms.

Real tennis is played by sports enthusiasts of all ages and levels. Around the world you might call the game different things – ‘real’ tennis in Australia and Britain, ‘court’ tennis in the US, and ‘jeu de paume’ in France – to players, it is simply ‘tennis’.

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