New club secretary Malcolm Gayfer spoke of the clubs intentions to further develop the club which has numerous teams competing in the Swindon & District Tennis League aiming to extend the junior coaching facility to  maximum potential (see http://www.htc.org.uk/Coaching.html and to offer competitive tennis to young and old. With 5 courts, two  of which are floodlit and with plans  to floodlight the other three, the club is ideally set up to attract anyone wanting to play tennis in Swindon and be the best choice of tennis clubs in Swindon & district.

The club aims to be a friendly sociable club to cater for players of all ages and all standards providing fully qualified LTA coaches, a range of social tennis plus various courses for beginners and those who are returning to the game after a break (i.e. parents lost to the game to bring up the children). The club has also announced a full social calendar of events many of which are planned to be regular events, including skittle nights, quiz nights, BBQ and weekend tennis trips for the real  enthusiasts something unique in Swindon tennis clubs.

'As a club, we are determined to make Highworth Tennis Club a centre of tennis excellence and to ensure it retains the status of leading private members tennis club in Swindon & district' says Mr Gayfer 'with our number one priority to make sure everyone enjoys their tennis' he continued.

Special introductory membership discounts and a range of beginners and improvers activities and courses at a club where everyone is made welcome, makes for an ideal environment to enjoy your tennis and to make new friends. A full 12 month membership which includes the use of all club equipment such as an electric ball feeder, quality balls, floodlights and refreshment facilities can cost as little as £7.50 per month. What more can you ask from one of the top tennis clubs in Swindon.

For more information on Swindon tennis clubs and Highworth Tennis Club in particular plus details of how to contact Mr Gayfer please visit the club's website: www.htc.org.uk