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Open day to try out a rapidly-growing sport

Open day to try out a rapidly-growing sport

Yahoo19-06-2025
A CHANCE to try one of the country's fastest-growing sports is coming to Warrington.
As part of Stockton Heath Lawn Tennis Club's upcoming open day, the club are offering the chance to try out pickleball – a racquet sport played on a smaller court that is increasing in popularity among all age groups.
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There are two pickleball courts at the Delphfields Road club as well as seven tennis courts, and players of all ages and abilities are invited to give both sports a try on the open day, which takes place on Sunday, July 6.
The event runs from 1pm until 3pm and refreshments will be available on the day as well as more information about what the club can provide including coaching, social events and school holiday tennis camps for children.
For more information about Stockton Heath Lawn Tennis Club, visit the club website – shltc.co.uk
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