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TENNIS:
Court fees: €3.00 per morning 90 minute session; this
applies throughout the day on Saturdays and Sundays. €4.00 per 90
minute session from 2pm onwards on weekdays.
€2.50 additional for each non-member
€3.00 additional when floodlights are used.
Registration fees for competitions, in addition to the above:
Knockout €1.50 no balls are provided
Leagues €2.50 no balls are provided |
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The following revised fees apply with
effect
1 March 2011:
i)
weekday
sessions:
a)
€3
for all morning sessions;
b)
effective 2pm session @
€4;
c)
floodlight session: retain current rate of additional charge of
€3 per court.
d)
Guests pay the current additional rate of €2.50 each.
ii)
weekend
sessions:
·
€3
per session;
·
floodlight session:
retain current rate of additional charge of €3 per court.
·
Guests pay the
current additional rate of €2.50 each.
The Club has two tennis courts, one at
ground-floor level, and a second at roof (+3) level. Both are hard
courts, and are provided with floodlights.
Booking is made through the Hall Receptionist.
Tennis equipment is not provided by the Club.
The Club has two resident tennis coaches who are
available to meet your request.
- Mr. Marcus Delicata: Mr. Delicata
has been coaching at the Club for a long time and has been one of
Malta's top players for years.He may be contacted on mobile 99476339
- Mr. Ian Smith, a tennis
professional coach, was national coach in Egypt
and Malta and worked with several ATP WTA and ITF players. He
is attempting to run a Tennis Academy at the Club.He may be
contacted on mobile 79002923.
TENNIS ACADEMY -
Tennis Academy summer 2010 programme
Interview with Ian Smith
The Committee of Management of the Club has approved the idea of
launching a “Tennis Academy” at the Club in the immediate future.
In this respect arrangement have been made with Mr. Ian Smith, a
professional tennis coach, to run the Academy in co-ordination with the
Club’s tennis sub-committee.
The desperate need for the introduction of new players and young
children into the sport of tennis had been duly identified for a number
of years, and it is consequently our aim to meet that requirement and
deliver a world-class ‘mini tennis’ program that will not only introduce
new players, but also offer them a professional structure that will help
retain them in this fantastic sport for a lifetime. Mr. Smith sees the
Malta Union Club as the ideal venue considering the location and
prestigious history that the club has to offer.
http://www.iansmithtennis.com/mini-tennis-academy.html
THE AIM
The principal aim of the Academy is to introduce children at novice
level to tennis and deliver a progressive, educational and professional
program that will retain them \in tennis for a lifetime.
The 10-year goal is to have players competing at Junior Wimbledon and
International level.
Participants are offered the possibility of Junior club membership, and
social membership option for their parents
Further information regarding the Academy, as well as tennis coaching in
general, may be obtained by e-mailing the Malta Union Club (info@maltaunionclub.com).
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