Notting Hill / Pinewood Tennis Club is situated on England Reserve near the intersection of the Monash Freeway and Blackburn Road in the City of Monash in the heart of the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne.

With ten floodlit hard courts, play is possible all year round up until 11 o'clock in the evening.

There have been a number of changes since the amalgamation of Notting Hill Tennis Club with Pinewood Tennis Club on the current site in 1980. Once the final two courts are complete (currently under construction) the development of the site will finally be complete.

The standard of play at Notting Hill / Pinewood Tennis Club is varied, so there is no need to feel daunted if you are new to the game or if you have not played for a while. Coaching is available to players of all standards. Wednesday evening Social Tennis session is well supported and a good introduction to the club. It is providing improving players an opportunity to gain more experience and consistency before joining in one of the other club sessions.

More experienced players will find plenty of challenges too. In addition to Tuesday men's doubles, Thursday singles in the evening and Monday and Wednesday ladies doubles, we have teams entered into Victorian Pennant and Waverley District Tennis Association home and away competitions. For the more energetic we also have our annual club championships. Thus there is plenty of opportunity for competitive play.

We welcome nine year olds and under as Mini-members for those enrolled in the club coaching programme. Juniors able to serve and play aged ~10 – 18 are eligible to enter into the Winter and Summer Waverley and District Tennis Association competitions along with a programme of activities including regular coaching, squad practice and Challenge Ladder provide ample opportunities for our youngsters.

For those interested in pushing their personal boundaries the Club Coaching group provides FITT 4 TENNIS BOOT CAMPS as well as a range of Squad based training programmes on top of our normal Coaching sessions.

In this sometimes overly competitive age friendly tennis clubs can be hard to find. However, the welcoming attitude of the association cannot be emphasised too strongly, as our members are well aware that joining a new club can be a daunting prospect. Whilst we are a medium sized club we have retained our sense of community and have embraced the multi-cultural and inclusive aspects of the wider community.