With a history lasting longer than a 100 years, the Metro Lawn Tennis Association is Adelaide's premier grass court association. Servicing players who love the feel and play of grass court tennis, with established clubs in the Adelaide surrounds servicing all metropolitan suburbs.
We have been at the forefront of inclusivity, providing an open merit based singles and doubles competition for all genders, and for varying standards. We are the only association where men and women can opt to play as equals, competing on merit alone rather than gender.
We also offer both a ladies' doubles and mixed doubles competition.
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This should be referred to in conjunction with the current match rules, and where applicable, the ITF rules of tennis, and Tennis Australia's Code of Conduct for Competition Players.
These are the match rules for the 2025-2025 Metro Lawn Tennis Association season. These should be referred to in conjunction with the constitution, ITF rules and Tennis Australia's code of conduct for competitive players.
These are the rules for tennis that all tennis games follow. These are guideline for how to play the game. These should be referred to when questions about game play are raised.
This document forms the basis for the appropriate behaviours and codes of conduct for all players playing tennis in any association linked to Tennis Australia. This should be referred to when questions about the behaviour of players are raised and if relevant team authorities feel that such issues should be raised with the association.
Located just outside the CBD in the Adelaide Oval precinct, Memorial Drive Tennis Club has the location and the facilities to match its long history. Members enjoy world class facilities, access to multiple types of competition including hard court and grass court tennis, as well as access to the gym facilities.
Located in the leafy and heritage listed suburb of Colonel Light Gardens, Reade Park has a proud tennis history and long tradition of fielding teams in the various Adelaide lawn tennis competitions, including Metro Lawn Tennis Association. Members enjoy access to some of the best lawn courts in Adelaide, and a tremendous family friendly atmosphere.
Established in 1974, St Peter's Old Collegians Tennis Club is open to all current and former St Peter's Boys and Girls Schools' students as well as members of the public interested in playing grass court tennis. SPOC currently uses the grass courts of Kensington Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club located on the beautiful Kensington Oval.
Established in 1913, The Sturt Lawn Tennis Club is Located in the inner southern suburb of Unley. The picturesque Unley Oval forms the picturesque backdrop to sunny days of tennis. Wit six amazing lawn tennis courts, and participation both morning and afternoon tennis competitions, Sturt isa great place to play tennis.
Located in the leafy western suburb of Woodville, the Woodville Orion Tennis Club was formed by the merging in 2017 of the Woodville Glengarry and Orion Tennis Clubs. The Woodville Glengarry club has a long history in Metro Lawn Tennis Association, which continues today as Woodville Orion.
Located in the beach side suburb of West Beach, Xavier Lawn Tennis Club has a long history as part the Metro Lawn Tennis Association. With eight lawn tennis courts, and teams playing in Saturday morning and afternoon lawn tennis competitions, there is a grass court waiting for anyone looking to play grass court tennis by the beach.
Located in the historic east Adelaide suburb of Tranmere, Tranmere Bowling and Tennis Club was formed in 1925, celebrating 100 years of competition. Fielding many competitive teams in the Saturday Morning Men's Lawn Tennis Association, and now competing in the Metro Lawn Tennis Association.
Located just a few kilometres from the cosmopolitan suburb of Glenelg, Glenlea has a long history in the Glenelg District Tennis Association, and has been a strong presence in the TSA Association, particularly at State and Premier League level. Glenlea is a welcome addition to the Metro Lawn Tennis Association and will be playing out of Xavier Lawn Tennis Club.
The MLTA welcomes the AUTC to the 2024-2025 Summer Season. AUTC will be based at Park 10, North Adelaide.
The AUTC is one of the founding clubs of Adelaide University Sport and the men were first hitting the tennis balls over the net in 1885. Women started in 1912 and the two clubs combined in 1970.
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Open Singles & Doubles Division 1 fixtures for the upcoming 2025-2026 will be added as they are released.
Open Singles & Doubles Division 2 fixtures for the upcoming 2025-2026 will be added as they are released.
Open Division 3 Singles & Doubles fixtures for the upcoming 2024-2025 will be added as they are released.
Open Division 4 Singles & Doubles fixtures for the upcoming 2025-2026 will be added as they are released.
Ladies Doubles Division 1 fixtures for the upcoming 2025-2026 will be added as they are released.
Ladies Doubles Division 2 fixtures for the upcoming 2025-2026 will be added as they are released.
Mixed Doubles Division 1 fixtures for the upcoming 2025-2026 will be added as they are released.
