Pop along to our Saturday social tennis sessions (2-4 pm), suitable for players of all abilities, and meet other members. We’ll introduce you around and answer any questions you have. You’ll change partners every half hour or so and get a good idea of what Titwood is all about. Please note that place bookings are … Continued
We have an exciting summer full of tennis camps coming up! There are 4 weeks of camp starting early July, available to both members and non-members between the ages of 5-16 years old. Please download a registration form here. Completed forms should be returned to our club coach Stuart Clark. For further information please contact … Continued
A few weeks before the start of the First World War the best tennis players in the West of Scotland were playing their annual tournament oblivious to the carnage to come. Spectators were charged two shillings and sixpence (13 pence) for a season ticket and during the event tea was served in the clubhouse ‘at city … Continued
We are pleased to report that many members have paid their renewal fees for Titwood. This is a most welcome situation as the long-term future of our Club relies on the membership annual fees being paid on time. This helps the Club meet on-going costs such as our lease and LTA fees. With that in … Continued
A little of the usual Spring excitement will be missing for some of us this year – there will be no ballot for Wimbledon tickets. No more waiting to find out if you’ve won tickets, for which court – and discovering how expensive they are! The Lawn Tennis Association has announced that with reduced capacity … Continued
Following on from the First Minister’s lockdown update of Tuesday (March 9) and the latest guidance from Tennis Scotland and the LTA, in liaison with sportscotland, we are pleased to issue new information on permitted tennis activity at Titwood. The updated information for outdoor guidance activities is as follows: * Doubles are permitted again • Doubles … Continued
Colin Baxter, an Honorary President of Titwood and Scotland’s most successful men’s tennis player before Andy Murray, celebrated his 90th birthday on 20 March. His son David has shared these photos with us. One shows him atop the Empire State Building when he was in New York to play at the US Open in 1963. In … Continued
