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Discounts for new club members

Tewantin Tennis Club has a great offer for those who have ever wanted to learn how to play tennis or for those who are itching to get back on the court.
All levels of players are welcome, from junior players to senior or anyone who wants to learn the game.
The club has reduced its joining fee and is encouraging parents to join the club by offering big discounts on family membership when one child takes out a full junior membership.
The Tewantin Tennis Club is located behind the netball courts off McKinnion Drive.
The club has been running since the 1980s with just a few enthusiastic locals and has grown to a 10 court synthetic surface tennis club which is able to hold state senior and junior tournaments.
Currently there are nearly 300 members playing in socials tennis, tournaments, private groups and local competitions as well as a strong coaching program run by Daniel Carroll.
For more information visit the Tewantin Tennis Club website at www.tennis.com.au/tcc.

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