Club Update
THE HURLINGHAM CLUB
We have special access to tennis sessions this month at The Hurlingham Club in London! Below are the details you need to know:
Dates & times: Weekdays in August, 12-4 PM (1 hour slots)
Location: The Hurlingham Club
Pricing: £200 per court per hour (up to 4 players per coach)
This includes: Court rental, coach and balls
Dress code: All whites (including shoes)
Please express your interest by emailing our in-house concierge. They will follow up with the available slots and invite you to confirm your reservation.
HITTING SESSIONS COMING UP
Our London Pros are busy listing sessions on the app for you to book. Check out what is coming up and start your 6-month free trial today!
Millen Hurrion
ATP Rank: 700 | 25 YO
Saturday 3rd August, 12-1pm
Sunday 4th August, 12-1pm
Monday 5th August, 12-1pm
Tuesday 6th August, 12-1pm
Wednesday 7th August, 12-1pm
Thursday 8th August, 12-1pm
Friday 9th August, 12-1pm
***
£131 p/h
*courts to be booked by member
Nicholas Hew
UTR: 11.1 | 36 YO
Friday 16th August 8-9am
Saturday 17th August 8.30-9.30am
Saturday 17th August 5-6pm
Sunday 18th August 6-7pm
***
£125 p/h
*courts booked at Campden Hill
US OPEN TICKETS & MORE
Want to go along to watch the US Open? We’ve got you! You can purchase tickets through our in-house concierge team. For more details, contact them via the button below.
BOOK OF THE MONTH
A first in our member newsletter, a book recco! The book is The Racket by Conor Niland. “I picked this up while travelling recently and couldn’t put it down until I had read cover to cover. I think you guys will love it.” – Adrian (Founder & CEO)
Conor was Ireland’s top-ranked tennis player for much of his youth and all of his adult career. As a young player he beat Roger Federer, and he still has his coach’s notes on the match. His career peaked in 2011, when he reached the main draw of both Wimbledon and the US Open.
“Tennis is not all a bed of roses.”
The Racket is a book that reveals the true realities of life beyond the polished images seen on Instagram or the glamorous portrayal on Netflix. Conor shares personal anecdotes that highlight the stark contrasts within the sport, from the luxurious hotels at Wimbledon to the modest accommodations and grueling matches in small villages with minimal prize money and sparse audiences.
