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Brodie Cup
The Brodie Cup is the national knock-out team competition for players with handicaps over 30. After early exits in both 2016 and 2017 away at Prested Hall, this year we were drawn […]
D of E Tennis Challenge with the Earl of Wessex
Newcastle’s Jesmond Dene Real Tennis Club is the only venue between Manchester and the Scottish Border where this ancient form of tennis can be played, and last October, the members of this […]
Visit from MCC
What a great weekend of Real Tennis We had a mixture of doubles and singles. JDRTC had a slow start but came back with a vengeance ending the day 3/3. MCC didn't […]
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Another fun filled weekend full of great #realtennis with a superb final from the president of Newcastle University Real Tennis Team @wrerobertson who beat traversblair in a well contested… https://t.co/FidMozvA4a
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Jesmond Dene Real Tennis Club
Jesmond Dene Real Tennis Club is one of only 27 Real Tennis courts in the UK and 46 in the world. Built in 1894, the court is situated on Matthew Bank between Jesmond and South Gosforth and is only a few miles from the centre of Newcastle, close to Ilford Road metro. Most of the UK courts date from at least a century ago (1529-1911) but seven courts have been built since 1989 with the newest court, Wellington, built in 2016.
The building has been leased to the club by Newcastle Council and we have recently negotiated a 250 year lease with an option to take on the freehold.