This form of play has priority over other forms, except the coaching courts and allotted junior courts. Other forms of play are allowed, but must give up courts for peg board games on request. In these sessions, players organise themselves into doubles games as social tennis. This form of play has priority over other forms except the coaching courts and allotted junior courts. Other forms of play are allowed, but must give up courts for social doubles games on request.
Club play and pre-arranged sets inc.
The other terms are explained above. These should be well attended and a lot of fun. Remember that whatever the type of play, apart from tournaments and matches, players are expected to vacate their court after one short set, or thirty minutes of practise, if people are waiting, even if other courts are free. This is to provide choice in the court surface and prevent a first come, first hog approach. As of last year, this approach replaces the old court priority system as the only control on court allocation apart from the coach having courts 5 and 6 at all times.