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Free tennis in Tewantin

Tennis courts across Australia including the Tewantin Tennis Club have thrown open their gates and offered hours of free court hire over February in celebration of the spectacular Aussie success stories at the Australian Open this year.

The free courts are to celebrate the win by Ash Barty in the Australia Open Women’s singles as well as the win by Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis in the men’s doubles, while the 2022 Australian of the Year, Dylan Alcott, reached the quad wheelchair singles final.

The free court hire is designed to fuel the current surge in tennis participation and capitalise on the excitement of an Australian Open that has showcased both spectacular tennis and stunning results for Australian players.

The free hour of court hire is available to all Australians with one booking per person, with a booking fee cap of $20.

Head to www.play.tennis.com.au/court-hire to redeem the free court hire.

Enter code FREECOURT at checkout. The offer is valid from now until Monday 28 February 2022.

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