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meteotrade 07-13-2009 11:49 AM

Tennis
 
Anyone know of any tennis courts in or around the Moultonborough/Center Harbor area? TIA.

Smitty1 07-13-2009 12:10 PM

There are courts on Playground Drive in Moultonborough.

Have fun!

Smitty1 07-13-2009 12:18 PM

There are courts in Center Harbor at the end of 25B on the right. (heading towards Meredith)

hazmatmedic 07-14-2009 10:28 AM

Rating
 
Are you also looking for competition? I was rated 5.0, 8 years ago, but now maybe 4.0/4.5 and out of shape. :-)

meteotrade 07-14-2009 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hazmatmedic (Post 99751)
Are you also looking for competition? I was rated 5.0, 8 years ago, but now maybe 4.0/4.5 and out of shape. :-)

Well considering I've never heard of this rating system you speak of, I'm probably better off with a lesson than competition. ;)

hazmatmedic 07-14-2009 02:08 PM

Rating System
 
Its all good. The ratings go from 2.0 to 5.5 and then "open" and they are used for USTA sanctioned tournaments. 2.0 is a beginner and 5.0 is usually a college player.

fatlazyless 07-17-2009 07:09 AM

Meredith has six new, hard surface green courts, tucked away, down the dirt road behind the bowling alley and baseball field. Usually, there's maybe 2-3 empty courts.

trfour 07-17-2009 07:52 AM

Hey FLL,....
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fatlazyless (Post 100054)
Meredith has six new, hard surface green courts, tucked away, down the dirt road behind the bowling alley and baseball field. Usually, there's maybe 2-3 empty courts.

We all know you're just trying toeggmeon. "And that ain't no new breakfast dish"!! Here I am playing tennis in 105 degrees down here in Dallas/Fort Worth, when there are plenty of empty courts in my northern homeland at 60 degrees.... Paybacks a b____!!!! :) :) :D :liplick:

fatlazyless 08-06-2009 12:17 PM

Here's looking for tennis lessons for a so-called adult......namely myself! Anyone know where to go for some tennis lessons in the greater metropolitan tri-town area of Meredith-Moultonborough-Laconia-Plymouth?

Anyone know where there's public tennis courts with decent usable back-boards?


If Serena Williams brought her raquet to the lakes regions, what tennis court location would likely be her first choice for a tennis-practice, vacation area?

Where would she play?

camp guy 08-06-2009 07:36 PM

Tennis
 
I hate to rag on FLL, but I couldn't let this go by:

"tri-town area of Meredith-Moultonborough-Laconia-Plymouth?"

Wouldn't a tri-town area consist of three towns?

I know tennis has a funny way of counting, 15-30-40-game, so maybe, when discussing tennis, tri-town can be 4.

fatlazyless 10-29-2009 07:28 AM

Too cold to go boating...there's always tennis at the very nicely built and located SIX MEREDITH HARD SURFACE TENNIS COURTS. With November 1 almost here, there's still about one month or so of court use left before the snow covers the courts.

Open to anyone wearing smooth tennis sneakers, no charge to use, and located about 1/2 mile down the dirt road just past the bowling alley on Route 3 at the ball field.

Yes, there's still a few out there playing tennis in the 30 & 40 degree temps. Just dress correct, and pretty fast one gets warmed up what with the tennis back & forth.

Never too late to go play tennis.....and for about twenty bucks...Wal-Mart has your raquet.....and three balls for 1.50.

Meredith Outdoor Tennis; changing the way that people think about October and November. Whoever built those courts knew how to do it because the rain seems to drain off quickly.

I keep hoping that Serena Williams will put in an appearance. Hey SERENA......meet me at the six Meredith Courts! Is she really six feet tall? :):):):)

fatlazyless 03-08-2010 08:34 AM

...outdoor tennis is happening!
 
....so guess what....the six Meredith tennis courts are all ready for tennis....the six nets and privacy screens are up....the snow is all gone from the green rubberized court surface....and it's time for some tennis...

...one caution....the 1/4 mile dirt road to get to the tennis courts is temporarily closed due to mud season....it is wet and soft and muddy so you need to park either at the community center or the bowling alley and hike in and carry your tennis sneakers so's you don't muddy up the courts...


...a clean tennis court is a happy tennis court...!:)


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