Beginners to elite players, juniors to seniors - we want everyone to play tennis.
We offer court hire, coaching for all levels, social and competitive play and a real club atmosphere.
Read about our club, then come down and give it a try. You will be welcome...
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Book online for hire during the day or under lights at night...
We have ten all weather hardcourts with lighting and we welcome everyone to come and experience playing tennis at MLTC. Get active and join us on the court!...
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Love playing tennis? Play on the best grass courts in Perth! ...
We are are family friendly club and cater for all ages and abilities. Play at your chosen level of social organised tennis or competitive tennis on our grass or hardcourts....
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Get active! Become a member of the Mt Lawley Tennis Club ...
We have a club membership to suit you and your lifestyle. Find out about how to become a MLTC member and its benefits. We are here to answer any queries you have....
more infoFabulous team player 💕🎾🎾 we need more of them!!Congratulations @samstosur Very well deserved! #Repost @samstosur with @make_repost
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Thank you the ITF for the Fed Cup Award of Excellence. It is an honour to receive this and there is no greater honour than representing Australia 🇦🇺 big thank you to all past and present team mates for making these weeks so special 💛💚
Barty was snapped yesterday wearing a pair of beautiful Indigenous earrings given to her by 11-year-old Perth boy Kale Stanton.
But it won’t be the last we see of these gems, with the French Open winner telling reporters she is set to wear them when she takes to the court in Perth.
“I will be wearing those at the weekend, which will be really cool,” she said.
“It was nice to just meet kids from schools, that is something I love to do.
“It is exciting to meet the next generation of players.”
Kale, a Mount Lawley Tennis Club member, enclosed the earrings in a letter to his tennis idol.
“Congratulations on finishing Number 1 and I am very excited to meet you and watch you play this weekend for Australia,” he wrote.
“You are a legend and proud Indigenous like me.”
