New Membership
The Surat Tennis Club has now evolved as a benchmark of a family sports club facilitating the members
with social events, sports activities and recreational programs.
THE CLUB
The present-day Surat Tennis Club located adjoining the grounds and campus of Sir K P College of Commerce, was established as Mehta Club in year 1915-1917 by few sports lovers of Surat.
After a decade this club was renamed from Mehta Club to The Surat Tennis Club in the year 1927. This sports club thereon served the aspirations of sports lovers of Surat with sports activities, without having any prejudice of caste or religion till date.
The present-day club boasts itself to be in the heart of Surat city with modern and well-equipped infrastructure for sports activities like Gym, Swimming Pool, Steam, Sauna, Badminton, Table Tennis, Billiards, Snooker, Volleyball, Children Play, Bridge and Card Rooms to name a few. It has full functional Banquet Hall, Amphitheatre Hall, Restaurant, Guest Rooms and Library.
Gym With round-the-clock trainers
The Surat Tennis Club prides itself for having the best Gym in Surat with 6000+ square feet floor area fully equipped with the world's best equipments.
Restaurant An indoor as well as outdoor
The club hosts an indoor as well as outdoor restaurant services, serving exquisite South Indian, Chinese and Punjabi delicacies.
Testimonials
"It's a an honour and a privilege to be serving as a secretary to one of the most prestigious club in South Gujarat - The Surat Tennis Club. A most thrilling and an exciting experience with day to day challenges of this vibrant club is worth all the while for its goodwill and the love of the members. I truly thank my team and the president for their support. Not to mention the gratitude of all the lively members who are the life of the club. The staff are lively and always ready to stand up for their responsibility and support the vision of the managing committee. I am committed to do my best with the support of the managing committee for the betterment of the club and its members." By Daxesh Parekh (Joint Secretary)
