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​​THE TOWN OF CALEDON HAS MOVED INTO PHASE 3 FOR TENNIS
  • ​Singles and Doubles Tennis is now permitted with distancing measures
  • Wednesday Night Lessons are running (see online registration)​
  • Mixed, Men's & Ladies Doubles Leagues are running (see online registration)
  • Private lessons with the head coach will be available​ (up to 5 people)

​In order to keep our members as safe as possible, the Safety Rules will consists of the following changes:​
  • The club house will not be open
  • There will be no portalet on site
  • The water fountain is not available for drinking water
  • Members only, there will be no guest privileges
  • Physical distancing must be maintained on deck

​Please bring you own water, hand sanitizer and wipes for your personal use and to clean surfaces such as the lock, entrance gate, etc.​

All four courts will be available for play.  If they are in use when you arrive, please refer to the Court Etiquette page for protocol.
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​Members that repeatedly fail to comply with the rules communicated will have their membership assessed and potentially revoked.   Please be sure to contact any member of the executive board with questions or concerns.  If at any point we feel the actions of individuals pose a risk to other members the PTC board may be forced to close the club down.

This is an unprecedented situation and we will continue to update you on any changes throughout the season.  Meanwhile, please enjoy some great tennis and stay safe!

Welcome

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The Palgrave Tennis Club has four hard surfaced courts, with night lighting, available to our members from May to October.  

In 2011 the club rebuilt two of the courts and resurfaced the other two courts.  This project was made possible mainly through funding received from The Ontario Trillium Foundation and the Government of Ontario, as well as the Town of Caledon and our many member volunteers.

Adding to our quaint country setting in Palgrave, we have our Historical Log Clubhouse with recently upgraded washrooms, storage and kitchen facilities.

The Log Clubhouse began its life around 1840 as a pioneer home.  It then became the gift shop at Black Creek Pioneer Village.  When the Village reconfigured its entrance, the old structure became redundant, whereupon it was transported by huge flatbed trucks to Palgrave.  It has served as the Clubhouse for the Palgrave Tennis Club since the early 1980's.