Weather stops racquets at most clubs in this part of Ohio. It does not stop them here. Four indoor courts mean league play, clinics and junior programming continue through the winter, and members who take the game seriously do not lose four months every year.
Outdoor courts open the season and carry the summer, when the pool and the courts run side by side and families spend the whole day.
Brookside runs recreational and competitive racquets as distinct programs, on purpose, because they serve different members.
Recreational play covers clinics, drills, mixers, round robins, ladders, open play and family and junior programming. It is built for participation. You do not need a rating, a partner or a team to find a game.
Competitive play means adult USTA league teams with Brookside as their home facility, playing real matches against clubs across the region. Members receive priority for roster placement, match play and court access.
Plenty of members do both.
Junior racquets begins at age three and continues through a competitive junior team.
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Clinics run on a drop-in basis through the summer. No registration, no season-long commitment. Bring your child when it works for your week.
Private and semi-private instruction is available for adults and juniors at every level, along with adult drills for men and women through the week.
Members are welcome to bring guests for singles, doubles and casual play, subject to a modest guest fee and reasonable visit limits that keep courts available to the membership.
Membership details and current fees are available from the Membership Office.
Request Information
Tell us a little about yourself and the Membership Office will follow up personally.
Weather stops racquets at most clubs in this part of Ohio. It does not stop them here. Four indoor courts mean league play, clinics and junior programming continue through the winter, and members who take the game seriously do not lose four months every year.
Outdoor courts open the season and carry the summer, when the pool and the courts run side by side and families spend the whole day.
Brookside runs recreational and competitive racquets as distinct programs, on purpose, because they serve different members.
Recreational play covers clinics, drills, mixers, round robins, ladders, open play and family and junior programming. It is built for participation. You do not need a rating, a partner or a team to find a game.
Competitive play means adult USTA league teams with Brookside as their home facility, playing real matches against clubs across the region. Members receive priority for roster placement, match play and court access.
Plenty of members do both.
Junior racquets begins at age three and continues through a competitive junior team.
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Clinics run on a drop-in basis through the summer. No registration, no season-long commitment. Bring your child when it works for your week.
Private and semi-private instruction is available for adults and juniors at every level, along with adult drills for men and women through the week.
Members are welcome to bring guests for singles, doubles and casual play, subject to a modest guest fee and reasonable visit limits that keep courts available to the membership.
Membership details and current fees are available from the Membership Office.
Request Information
Tell us a little about yourself and the Membership Office will follow up personally.
Canton, Ohio 44708
330-477-6505
www.brooksidecc.com