What do you offer for members?

We run competition lawn tennis for men who enjoy playing in a competitive environment.

Where and when do matches or tournaments take place?

Our 2025-26 season program is available, and match details are supported by an updated Match Centre. We also have events such as the Woodville Orion Easter Tournament from 3rd to 6th April 2026.

How do I join or enter events?

Use the program and rules to prepare for the season, and for the Woodville Orion Easter Tournament you can access the information flyer and entry form through our downloads.

Saturday Morning Mens Lawn Tennis Association

The Saturday Morning Mens Lawn Tennis Association (SMMlTA) is a sports club located in Adelaide, South Australia. Renowned as the best tennis competition in the region, this club is exclusively for male players who have a passion for competition tennis and enjoy playing on lawn courts.

The SMMlTA offers a comprehensive programme that caters to players of all skill levels. Whether you are a seasoned tennis player or just starting out, there is a place for you in this association. The programme for the upcoming season, 2023-24, is now available on the club's website, along with other useful downloads such as rules and regulations.

To ensure fair and competitive matches, the association has recently implemented a new requirement for all players. It is now mandatory for every competitive player to have a UTR (Universal Tennis Rating) and for it to be linked to their Tennis ID. This is easily done through the Tennis Australia/Tennis SA website. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in players being unable to join a team or participate in matches.

The SMMlTA places great emphasis on punctuality and professionalism. Matches are scheduled to start promptly at 8:45 am, with teams expected to arrive at the venue by 8:30 am for a warm-up. Latecomers will not be allowed a hit-up and forfeits will be declared at 9:00 am.

For players who excel in their tennis skills, there is an opportunity to compete in higher-level leagues such as the Tennis South Australia State League or Division 1 of the Metro League. Any player nominated for or playing in these competitions must compete in Division 1 of the SMMlTA.

In addition to the competitive aspect, the SMMlTA also fosters a sense of camaraderie and community among its members. The association has numerous affiliated clubs, including Tranmere and Rostrevor, where members can engage in social activities and build lasting friendships.

The SMMlTA welcomes new sponsors who are interested in supporting the growth and development of the association. For inquiries regarding sponsorship opportunities, the Secretary, Ray Furness, can be contacted at raydfurness@gmail. Com.

For more information about the Saturday Morning Mens Lawn Tennis Association, please visit their website at www. Smmlta. Com.