Duffus Tennis Club

The new tennis season 2025 beckons and memberships are to be renewed. Please fill in 2025 Membership form here

Our annual subscriptions are the same as in 2024 and we are continuing our offer of half price membership for new members.

The court booking system is open and non-members are welcome. Court Booking

Please note that the court lights are only available to members (light tokens cost £1 for 30 minutes)

If you are interested in tennis coaching, please contact our tennis coach, David Killean Coaching. See our Facebook page for up-to-date information on what's going on at Duffus.

Welcome to Duffus Tennis Club. We are located in Duffus Park which is also home to rugby, football and bowling, as well as having a children's playpark. Car park access is either from Carslogie Road (entrance to SRUC Elmwood campus) or Balgarvie Road.

A club is nothing without members and Duffus Tennis Club is fortunate to have a group of members ranging from the very young to ageless, active, social members. The club offers opportunities to play competitive tennis in Tennis Tayside Leagues as well as social league games with local clubs. For those who do not wish to play competitive tennis, the Club encourages everyone, whatever their ability, age or fitness to participate in our social tennis sessions and tournaments. Visitors can now book easily, using our online system Court Booking. If you would like further information, please email online@duffustennisclub.org.uk

Members and potential members.

Members and visitors are both welcome. Please note that access to the courts will be by advance booking only.

Membership is very reasonable and new members get 50% discount.

Please do not turn up at the courts without having booked a court. If you are a member, join our what's app group in order to arrange to play when you want to, subject to court availability, and have the chance to join in social tennis. Court Booking is easy and visitors can pay online £6 to get PIN for padlock.

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