January 28, 2012
Photo Credit: Carol Hart

Ottawa's Best Kept Secret

NEW August 26, 2011 - Letter to members from President David Adam RE: Extension of Round Robins View PDF

August 12, 2011 - Letter to members from President David Adam View PDF

July 10, 2011 - Letter to members from President David Adam RE: Successful Mixed Doubles Tournament View PDF

June 27, 2011 - Letter to members from President David Adam RE: Changes to Mixed Doubles Tournament View PDF

May 27, 2011 - Letter to members from President David Adam View PDF

April 25, 2011 - Letter to members from President David Adam View PDF

April 14, 2011 - Letter to members from President David Adam View PDF

JUST MINUTES FROM YOUR DOOR!

Clubhouse opens Saturday April 23rd.

  • Junior After School Program begins Monday May 9th
  • Junior Summer Camps begin June 22nd
  • 12 weeks full and half day camps
  • Mixed Adult Round Robins begin Monday May 16th
  • Season Opening Event on Saturday May 29th
  • Junior/Adult Round Robin
  • New Soft Courts will open May 8th

Annual Club Social to be held in June

NEW MEMBERS WELCOME

For information, contact:
Dominique Faubert - 613 749-5494

APRIL 4, 2011 - Letter to members from President David Adam: View PDF

More photos from our Pub Nights and Awards Night are now available.

Photos from our Junior program and Pub Nights are now available.

How to know when the clay courts can be played on after a rain

There exists no single rule of thumb but a few common sense observations.

  1. If the Clubhouse is open please check with club attendants. They are vested with the responsibility of making the decision at all times.

  2. If the Clubhouse is not open, here are a few guidelines you may want to follow. If clay was recently added, you should be aware that water is likely to seep in more rapidly but that the surface may be even more susceptible to deep dents due to a soft surface. Please use your best judgment as if the facility were your own. After the new clay has been on for a week or so, the surface hardens and is less susceptible to large dents. Then you have to check whether there are still areas of soft, sticky, or slippery mud, particularly behind the base lines of courts # 1 and 4 at the wind screen end. Courts # 2 and 3 are usually ready 1-2 hours before courts # 1 and 4 since the irrigation system has become less than perfect.

  3. At all times please consider that the facility is also for the enjoyment of those who will play after you. Damaging the surface will result in closing the courts for repair.

January 2012

       

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