Join the Mono Tennis Club
2020 Annual Membership Fees
Family – $120
Single Adult – $75
Single Junior (under 18) – $50
With COVID-19 delaying the season start we have reduced the fees to $100 Family / $60 Single Adult / $40 Junior.
If you can afford to support our community club please consider paying the full 2020 fee.
Please follow these steps:
Complete the Adult / Family Registration Form
Complete the Junior Registration Form
Complete the Covid-19 Waiver
Digitally sign the forms, or manually sign and photograph them.
Email the form(s) to info@monotennisclub.com
Pay by Interac e-Transfer to info@monotennisclub.com
Once we have received your forms and fees, we will send you the new code for the gate.
Book your court using the Court Reserve booking system.
Please read and follow the OTA Updated Guidelines for Playing Tennis Safely:
2020 Annual Membership Fees
Family – $120
Single Adult – $75
Single Junior (under 18) – $50
With COVID-19 delaying the season start we have reduced the fees to $100 Family / $60 Single Adult / $40 Junior.
If you can afford to support our community club please consider paying the full 2020 fee.
Please follow these steps:
Complete the Adult / Family Registration Form
Complete the Junior Registration Form
Complete the Covid-19 Waiver
Digitally sign the forms, or manually sign and photograph them.
Email the form(s) to info@monotennisclub.com
Pay by Interac e-Transfer to info@monotennisclub.com
Once we have received your forms and fees, we will send you the new code for the gate.
Book your court using the Court Reserve booking system.
Please read and follow the OTA Updated Guidelines for Playing Tennis Safely:
- Do not come to the club if you feel unwell, have been in contact with someone with Covid-19 and/or flu-like symptoms in the previous 14 days, or you have been out of the country in the previous 14 days.
- Sanitize your hands before coming to the club and bring hand sanitizer with you.
- Wear gloves or use hand sanitizer when unlocking the gate.
- Always maintain a 2-metre distance from other players on the court.
- Avoid touching the net or the netposts.
- When playing with a person or persons not part of your household each player is to use their own can of balls, and the balls should be personally identified with a marker. You should pick up only the balls that are yours. Use your racquet or foot to send a ball to another player. When 4 players all from different households are playing doubles, there needs to be 4 unique sets of balls. To avoid too many balls on the court, only the server should have their balls in play. The other three players should put their balls aside or in their pocket.
- Cross at opposite ends of the net when changing sides.
- Celebration of point wins between partners should be limited to virtual high-fives at a safe distance. At the end of the match avoid shaking hands, high fives, or elbow taps. A simple thumbs up is the recommended alternative.
