Twelve courts.

Four surfaces.

Same club, four different games. Here is what each court plays like, and what it costs.

Tennis player serving on a clay court, seen from above

Clay

The slowest and the kindest on your knees. Swept twice a day.

Courts

1 to 4

Lights

Lit until 23:00

Price

$24 an hour, $9 for members

Best for

Long rallies

Book clay

Tennis player serving on a clay court, seen from above

Clay

The slowest and the kindest on your knees. Swept twice a day.

Courts

1 to 4

Lights

Lit until 23:00

Price

$24 an hour, $9 for members

Best for

Long rallies

Book clay

Wooden umpire chair on a grass court

Grass

Two courts behind the old hedge. They rest from October to April.

Courts

11 and 12

Lights

Daylight only

Price

$24 an hour, $9 for members

Best for

Short points, whites

Book grass

Wooden umpire chair on a grass court

Grass

Two courts behind the old hedge. They rest from October to April.

Courts

11 and 12

Lights

Daylight only

Price

$24 an hour, $9 for members

Best for

Short points, whites

Book grass

Player on the baseline of a hard court with a long shadow

Hard

Fast and even in any weather that lets you play. Coaches prefer it.

Courts

5 and 6

Lights

Lit until 23:00

Price

$24 an hour, $9 for members

Best for

Serving practice

Book hard

Player on the baseline of a hard court with a long shadow

Hard

Fast and even in any weather that lets you play. Coaches prefer it.

Courts

5 and 6

Lights

Lit until 23:00

Price

$24 an hour, $9 for members

Best for

Serving practice

Book hard

Padel rackets and yellow balls on a blue court

Padel

Four glass courts under the pines, enclosed and always in the shade by six.

Courts

7 to 10

Lights

Lit until 23:00

Price

$24 an hour, $9 for members

Best for

Doubles, beginners

Book padel

Padel rackets and yellow balls on a blue court

Padel

Four glass courts under the pines, enclosed and always in the shade by six.

Courts

7 to 10

Lights

Lit until 23:00

Price

$24 an hour, $9 for members

Best for

Doubles, beginners

Book padel

House

rules.

01

Whites on grass.

Whites on grass.

Not a dress code for its own sake. The lawn is short and pale shoes do it less harm.

Not a dress code for its own sake. The lawn is short and pale shoes do it less harm.

02

Flat soles on clay.

Flat soles on clay.

Running shoes tear it up. We have clay shoes to hire at the desk.

Running shoes tear it up. We have clay shoes to hire at the desk.

03

Sweep when you finish.

Sweep when you finish.

The brush is by the gate. Two minutes, then the next four thank you.

The brush is by the gate. Two minutes, then the next four thank you.

04

Fifteen minutes late is a free court.

Fifteen minutes late is a free court.

If your four has not arrived, someone on the waiting list gets it.

If your four has not arrived, someone on the waiting list gets it.

Coach adjusting a beginner grip on a clay court

Forgot

everything?

Rackets

Free to borrow

Balls

$6 a can

Clay shoes

$5 a session

Locker

$2 a day

Thirty All

Courts

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