Naas LTC has 11 courts, all of which are floodlit for evening play up until 23:30.
9 of the courts are an artificial grass court (Domo TopSpin). They are the slowest artificial grass court (but still fast), and variants can be found in every club in the country. They allow play in any weather, but the ball bounce is lower and faster than other surfaces
Location: Courts 1 to 6, and 9 to 11
We also have 2 clay courts developed by Red Plus in Italy. These have been designed with Irish weather in mind and can sustain rain & frost allowing us to play on them all year round.
Advantages of clay are a slower ball bouncing higher, and less wear on the ankle and hip joints! It also allows our performance players train to help them should they play abroad.
Location: Courts 7 & 8
From September to March each year, we erect what is known as “The Dome” over courts 9 to 11. This is an air-hall that is inflated over the 3 courts allowing tennis no matter the weather….unless we get a very bad storm or a foot of snow.
In these cases we “drop” the Dome, and wait for the weather to pass and re-inflate within a couple of hours.
Location: Courts 9 to 11
We have recently (2023) installed 2 beautiful Padel courts also – a further development of the club for our members. Note – the courts are for members of our club to use only.
The courts are from Padel Galis and are the Mundial specification.
All of our courts have floodlights installed. The floodlights are operated using a Fob system. Fobs are available to all members – please email membership@naasltc.net to arrange if you did not receive a fob, or have lost it.
To play, you must be a member, and you must book a court. You can visit our booking system here. If you have not received your username and password (or have forgotten your password), please email membership@naasltc.net
Court availability can be seen on our Court Booking System – but sometimes when busy (i.e. during tournaments) court usage will be monitored by a Duty Officer/Tournament Director. Their decision on Court Provision is final, and is supported by the Committee. Scheduled Competition Matches take precedence over all other matches.