Kings Table Tennis Club

Kings Table Tennis Club is a wheelchair-friendly club located at Kings School on Romsey Road in Winchester. As the largest table tennis club in the Winchester District, Kings Table Tennis Club is affiliated with Table Tennis England as an Associate Club. The club warmly welcomes new members to their practise sessions, which take place on Monday and Wednesday nights in the gymnasium. Typically, these sessions attract around 12–20 players.

If you are interested in joining the club or would like more information on the level of play, the friendly team at Kings Table Tennis Club encourages you to use the contact form provided on their website. They will promptly respond and provide any necessary guidance.

The club is usually open from 7:00pm to 10:00pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. There is no need to book in advance, and the session fee is 5 per session for adults (2. 50 for juniors under 18). Payment is made in cash upon arrival.

To stay updated on any changes or updates, it is advised to join the club's email mailing list or periodically check their website.

If it is your first visit to the club, the team at Kings Table Tennis Club kindly requests that you complete the “Contact Us” form on their website, so they can gather some information about your previous experience with table tennis and plan for your arrival. The first session is free of charge, and after that, you can simply turn up, sign in, pay the session fee, and start playing. There are no additional joining fees or annual subscriptions.

For junior players, specific information about their participation at the club can be found on the “About” page of the website. It is mandatory for everyone to sign in upon arrival, and all participants are reminded to wear suitable trainers and bring a water bottle for their convenience.

Kings Table Tennis Club also fields three teams in two divisions of the Winchester and District Table Tennis League. If you are interested in playing in this league, please reach out to either Peter Wright or Steve Brown for further details.

The club appreciates any assistance from players in setting up and clearing away the equipment. Although not everyone is required to stay for the full session, any help in these tasks is greatly appreciated.

Overall, Kings Table Tennis Club in Winchester offers a welcoming space for table tennis enthusiasts of all skill levels. Whether it's for competitive play, practise, or just having fun with friends, the club provides a supportive environment for players to enjoy the sport.