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3 June 2026 · 1 min read

2026 Calendar of Events now live

Tennis Sydney is pleased to launch our 2026 Calendar of Events, with a busy

program of competition, social tennis, and club events continuing across the

remainder of the year.

We are already part way through 2026, and we are proud of what the club has

delivered so far. The year opened with the Tennis Sydney Open in February,

followed by our Autumn Mid-Week competition. The Tennis NSW Badge League

season is also now well underway, with many Tennis Sydney members representing

the club across our 4 club teams.

In last year’s member survey, members told us they wanted a strong balance of

competitive tennis, fun formats, and team-based events. We were delighted to

respond to that feedback in May by delivering GAYTP, a team competition that

brought members together for a day of spirited, social, and inclusive tennis.

There is still plenty more to come. Upcoming highlights include the Monthly

Challenge, Singles Shuffle, Compass Doubles, Club Singles, the Spring

Classic, Spring Challenge, Club Doubles, and our Annual Awards Night in

November.

The 2026 calendar reflects what makes Tennis Sydney such a vibrant club:

competitive tennis, inclusive participation, social connection, and opportunities for

members of all levels to get involved throughout the year.

Members are encouraged to mark the key dates in their diaries, keep an eye out for

registration details, and join in wherever they can.

Published 3 June 2026 by the Tennis Sydney committee All news

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