Our first courts were on a flat grassy area on the corner of Devon Road and Morrow Avenue in the mid 1920s, next door to the bowling club.  By the late 1930s the club had become an incorporated society and was a popular community location.

In 1971 the club moved to the newly created Rogers Reserve behind Eastern Beach, gaining an area for a clubhouse and 3 concrete courts.  Over following years, 3 more hard courts and a practice wall were added.  In the 1990s the clubhouse was rebuilt over 2 stories and court lighting was introduced – quite an innovation at that time.

Since 2000 the courts (now astroturf) have been resurfaced regularly and kept in excellent condition, while the lighting has been regularly improved alongside technology advances.

In 2026 the Club celebrates its Centenary – a century of tennis and a century of being at the heart of the Bucklands Beach community. We always have been and continue to be a family orientated club with a very strong junior programme. It is the spirit of the club that we are most proud of and sets us apart.

We aspire to maintain our facilities at the highest standards possible. The club has recorded a number of strong financial performances over the past years and reinvests in maintaining its infrastructure. We also have one of the lowest fee structures in the Eastern Suburbs.

The land on the Buckland’s and Eastern Beach peninsula was owned by Mr Alfred Buckland until 1916 when it was acquired and jointly administered by Messrs Buckland, Waller and Eliott, forming the Buckland’s Beach syndicate.