A radar was set up on one court where players could check the speed of their serve.  The younger children tried their hand at pee-wee tennis using smaller nets and racquets.
 
Competition information and "expression of interest forms" were also distributed to new players interested in joining a club.  A raffle was also held with a Tennis Victoria sports bag, drink bottles, caps, tennis balls and sunscreen given out as prizes.
 
The BDTA would like to encourage all clubs throughout the association to hold their own open days in the future.