How to find us
Sydney University Lawn Tennis Club
The University of Sydney
Physics Road
Camperdown
New South Wales
2006
Courts closed for renovation
Our courts are currently closed for annual renovation and will re-open to members in early February 2026.
About us
Sydney University Lawn Tennis Club (SULTC) is one of the oldest and most prestigious tennis clubs in Australia. Founded in 1885, SULTC has a rich history and a long-standing reputation for excellence in both social and competitive tennis. Upon joining the club, Members gain access to 8 natural grass courts 5 days per week, a clubhouse, organised social and competitive tennis and social events. Our picturesque courts are located on the university grounds between Manning House and Physics Road, providing the perfect setting for a game of tennis in the great outdoors.
At the Sydney University Lawn Tennis Club, we offer a range of activities to suit players of all levels. We organise social tennis, giving members the chance to meet new people, improve their game and have fun in a relaxed setting. We also provide match play for all levels, so you can test your skills against other players and improve your game. Additionally, we hold a number of social events throughout the year.
We close our courts from December to February for lawn recovery, but we’re open for play the rest of the year. So why not join our vibrant community of tennis enthusiasts today? Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, we welcome players of all levels and look forward to seeing you on the court!
For regular club updates you can follow our Instagram @usydlawntennis and Facebook page Sydney University Lawn Tennis Club
Provisional court opening hours for 2026:
Wednesday: 12 - 5pm
Thursday: 12 - 5pm
Friday: 12 - 5pm
Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Sunday: 10am - 2pm (excluding holidays)
Sydney University Lawn Tennis Club Shoe Policy
For the safety of casual and competitive players and the care of the courts, players MUST
wear:
Tennis shoes appropriate for lawn courts. Shoes with a herringbone sole or flat sole must be
worn. Shoes made for natural surfaces are preferred.
Players MUST NOT wear:
Any shoe that is likely to cause damage to the surface of the tennis court shall not be worn. In
particular, no shoe with a ripple or studded sole or with a raised heel shall be worn. Shoes
designed for running, jogging or cricket shall not be worn. Sandals, thongs and bare feet are not
acceptable.
Check out the memberships on offer!
At Sydney University Lawn Tennis Club, we offer a variety of membership options that cater to everyone's needs.