Court Re-surfacing May 22nd - May 27th
GPTC members, court re-surfacing will commence on Tuesday May 22nd and last approximately 6 days. I would like to stress that the work is weather dependent, any rainy days will delay completion of the work.
Peter Paoli - Projects Advisor
OTA Tennis Fair June 2nd from 9 to 11am
A morning to try out new racquets and new tennis shots and have fun. Cost is $10. per person. Limited to first 18 to sign up.
Sign up at clubhouse bulletin board.
Kathy Tyndale-Publicity
Gwendolen Park Tennis Club - Welcome to the 2012 Tennis Season
We’re a small, friendly tennis club situated in a quiet corner of North Toronto, 
with four well-equipped and maintained courts, plus a practice court,
and our own clubhouse with kitchen and washroom facilities.
Do you have questions? Don't hesitate to contact us here.
Do you want to become a member, use our facilities and participate in our programs?
Join our club here.
GPTC Newsletter
From the President, Todd Archibald ...
It is late February as I write my welcome to all returning and new members of our wonderful tennis club Gwendolen Park. We are all blessed to be members of one of the prettiest and finest outdoor tennis clubs in the city of Toronto. Our ravine setting is majestic in all seasons.
The City of Toronto is presently installing new lights on our courts. It is an extensive and expensive undertaking. The city has needed cold weather to allow for their cranes to
enter our courts without rupturing them. Mother Nature so far has not entirely cooperated to allow the city to finish their work. It is hoped that the city will have completed all the lighting fixtures by mid to late April 2012.
Continue reading Todd's letter and the rest of our newsletter here.
Our Club Highlights
- four courts (with brand new lights!)
- house league on two nights
- 2 Inter-County B teams
- social events (included in membership)
- adult and junior tennis lessons and clinics
- 3 tennis pros
Rules about Parking
Members are requested to be respectful of the neighbouring homeowners. Both House League members and parents of junior programs should be parked at least four feet from the curbs. Members should not be driving onto homeowners' driveways and making unnecessary uturns. Unnecessary noise when entering and leaving the premises should be kept at a minimum.