Harrow Weald Lawn Tennis Club (HWLTC) was founded in 1901, and is owned by its members.
Our Club has gone from strength to strength in recent years, with regular investment to provide the best facilities possible for its members, including floodlights on all of our five courts, mini tennis lines on one court and ongoing improvements to our social hub - the HWLTC clubhouse.
Located in Harrow Weald, Middlesex, HWLTC has an active weekly tennis schedule, including tennis for all membership types and visiting tennis players.
The Club has Community Amateur Sports Club (CASC) status, which gives it a similar status to charities. It is run entirely by volunteers and has no paid employees.
The Club is a members club and is non-profit making. All of the funds that the Club receives is used to maintain and improve the facilities of the Club for the benefit of its members.
Following the refurbishment of our hard court (Court 5) in 2007, Elena Baltacha - Great Britain's best female player for three years - visited our club, along with Harrow Mayor Janet Cowan, and opened the new court. After her first visit, Elena accepted our invitation to become our patron. We were very sad to hear of Elena's death in 2014, and we continue to communicate and hold events with the Elena Baltacha Academy of Tennis (EBAT), giving the children of each community the chance to compete and to honour our late patron's legacy.
In our 125th year as a tennis club, we were proud and honoured to be awarded the Middlesex LTA 2026 Tennis Club of the year award at Queens in March 2026. British tennis legend Roger Taylor made the award to the Club for its leading status in areas such as sustainability, community links and tennis accessibility. Roger Taylor also made a Lifetime achievement award to our President, Heather Bickerton for her dedication to tennis and her 75 years serving our Club. Click here to see the Middlesex LTA awards page for 2026 and here to view the photo gallery.
Roger Taylor visited our Tennis Club on May 1st 2026 to give an excellent presentation to members and friends of the tennis club. He agreed to become the club’s patron going forward, which was a great way to celebrate our 125 year anniversary.
