The following rules of etiquette are mostly common sense and should be respected.

Show respect and courtesy

To your opponent(s), your partner, and others on or near the courts. Keep your voice down and confined to your court as much as possible so as not to disrupt players on adjacent courts.  Call balls out by lifting your hand instead of yelling out loud. A ball is "in" unless it is clearly and unequivocally "out". If the receiving team is not sure, then the ball is "in".                                                                                           

 Court Waiting Time:

• All players who have played for one hour shall relinquish the court to waiting players.
• For greater detail on court use and sign-in procedures, click Membership_Privileges_and_Sign_In_Protocols_-_Final_-_May_6-21_1.pdf

Do not retrieve your ball from the other court

As with the above, it is common courtesy not to disrupt players on court during a match. If your ball rolls onto an adjacent court, wait for them to finish the point and kindly ask for your ball by saying: “thanks for one”.

Always wear proper tennis shoes

Make sure you wear tennis shoes onto the courts. The proper shoes also give your feet the needed lateral support when running down balls, and making abrupt changes in direction. Men, please wear a shirt at all times!

Use the tennis courts for tennis

A great deal of money goes into maintaining tennis courts, and it is not for BMX racing with bicycles or roller hockey and rollerblading. These other activities can damage the court surface, leaving it unplayable for tennis players, and can result in a large expenditure for repairs.

Use appropriate gates to get on

There are four entry gates; please use the appropriate one to get to your court.

Pick up after yourself

Do not leave empty soda cans or old tennis balls out on the court when you leave. Dispose of any garbage you have in trash containers on or near the court or take it home with you.

Have fun!

The entire objective of playing tennis, aside from being good aerobic exercise, is to have fun. You can follow these rules of etiquette and still have a good time on the courts - the players on adjacent courts will appreciate it.