About the BTA
The Bendigo Tennis Association (BTA) has a proud history dating back to 1946 with 8 clear purposes:
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1. To promote the game of tennis in Bendigo and District
2. To promote, control and manage competition matches played between clubs affiliated with the Association
3. To promote junior tennis at all levels
4. To co-ordinate events for junior and senior players
5. To encourage the formation of new tennis clubs in Bendigo and District where applicable
6. To arbitrate and settle disputes between affiliated clubs where required
7. To affiliate with and financially subscribe to any other senior tennis body either State or National
8. To manage the Association’s facilities, both directly owned and leased
Currently there is 9 affiliated clubs within the Bendigo Tennis Association:
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Bendigo Tennis Club
Castlemaine Lawn Tennis Club
Ironbark Tennis Club
Kilmore Tennis Club
Kyneton & District Tennis Club
Maiden Gully Tennis Club
South Bendigo Tennis Club
Spring Gully Tennis Club
Strathdale Park Tennis Club
Strathfieldsaye Tennis Club
Woodvale Tennis Club
The BTA has the managing rights to the Bendigo Regional Tennis Centre.
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Completed in 2017, the state of the art Bendigo Regional Tennis Centre is the end result of Local, State, Federal Governments, Tennis Australia and the Bendigo Tennis Association:
Federal Govt ($2.09 Million)
State Govt ($2.04 Million)
City of Greater Bendigo ($1.08 Million)
Tennis Australia ($400 Thousand)
Bendigo Tennis Association ($200 Thousand)
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The Bendigo Regional Tennis Centre offers unrivalled facilities including:
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26 Hard Courts
ATP International Standard Courts
16 Courts with Lights
3 Dedicated Hot Shot Courts
400 Seat Grandstand
​State of the Art Clubhouse
Healthy Serve Cafe
Function Centre for up to 400 Guests