Should it rain prior to lesson commencement and the court is too wet to safely play on, then the lesson can be cancelled without charge, but it must be mutually agreed on with the coach at the time.
Should the lesson be rained off during the lesson then a prorated fee will be charged, or the full lesson will be charged and the remaining time will be made up during the next lesson.
Any no show is treated as a full lesson charge. Tennis Central SG also reserves the right to charge for lessons that are cancelled with less than 24 hours notice, unless there are unfavourable weather conditions.
Tennis Central SG and its coaches will not be held responsible for any injury sustained during our tennis lessons. While tennis generally has low risk of injury, injuries do occasionally occur, as with any sport. Our coaches will, however, actively ensure risk of injury is kept to an absolute minimal by conducting appropriate warm ups, diagnosing and correcting poor or incorrect technique, and ensuring stray balls are moved away from players feet and the court to reduce the risk of tripping over.