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To help out, we’ve scoured the Internet and put together a map of all the places we could find in the UK to play. We update the map often and if you find any courts that we do not have listed here, please let us know so we can add it. Singles: In singles, a server's score will always be even (0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10...) when serving from the right service court and odd (1, 3, 5, 7, 9...) when serving from the left service court. [37] :A-15 Non-volley zone [ edit ]

This is one of the most difficult rules for players to get used to especially tennis players. You can not step on the NV-line or into the NV-Zone when making a volley shot, a shot in the air. Your forward momentum cannot take you into the NV-zone after you hit the ball even if it is missed on the other side. No article of clothing, jewelery or paddle can fall into the zone on a volley or it is a fault. Your hat or paddle falling in is considered a fault. A balls that hit outside the boundary lines of the court are considered out and a fault. If the ball hits a player they have committed a fault. On the serve, if a ball is hit into the wrong court and the opposing player in that court is hit or catches the ball that is considered a fault on the receiving team. A server continues to serve, alternating between the right and left service courts until their team commits a fault. If you are receiving the serve but you or your partner are not ready, hold up your hand or paddle. If the server serves to you anyway, do not swing at the ball and call for a “let” serve because you were not ready. Returning the ball indicates you were ready and the point stands. Calling Lines

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Joel and Joan (pronounced “Jo-Ann”) Pritchard lived in Seattle and spent their summers at their home on Bainbridge Island, WA. In the summer of 1965, the Pritchards invited Bill and Tina Bell to stay with them at their Bainbridge compound. One day after golfing, Joel and Bill returned home to find Joel’s disgruntled 13-year-old son, Frank, in one of those moods. What happens if you lose the point on your serve? We’ll cover that below in Rule #8: Rule #8: Both partners serve in a turn stepping into the non-volley zone also known as "the kitchen", or touching the non-volley line also known as the kitchen-line, in the act of volleying the ball

Monday-Sunday: 07:00 – 08:20 hrs & Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 16:20 until the last booking at 21:40 Let’s say you’re serving. Your team has 2 points, and your opponent has 1. If you're the first one serving, you’ll announce: “2-1-1” Playing Info: Tuesday Thursday 10.00 am to 12.00 noon and Friday evening from 7-9PM. Beginners/improvers session on a Thursday morning from 9-10am.

In doubles: the score has three parts; the serving team's score, the receiving team's score, and the server number, a "1" or "2" that indicates whether the server is the serving team's first or second server. The first server of the game is always considered the serving team's second server and may call the server number "start" or "2". The starting score in doubles is announced as "zero zero two (0 0 2)". [41] [42] [43] Eastern Grip: Hold the paddle in front of you by the paddle with your non-paddle hand so you are looking at the paddle's edge. Place your paddle hand on the face of the paddle. Slide your hand down the paddle face until you hold the handle in a handshake grip. The double bounce rule states the ball must bounce once on each side before any player can volley the ball out of the air. The first pair to score 11 points wins the game. Teams must win by 2 clear points or the game continues until one team has the winning margin.