Avanti '55 is a clay court tennis club based in Nijmegen, Netherlands, founded in 1955. With around 500 members, it is an active club that takes part in competition play and runs five tournaments throughout the year. The club is located at Van Haapsstraat 78 in the 6525 CE postcode area of Nijmegen. The club has five outdoor LED-floodlit courts with a gravel (clay) surface, making evening play possible across the week. Coaching is available from five qualified trainers with experience across all levels, from beginner juniors through to players with top-100 ranking backgrounds. Training is open to members and The Insiders members, with spring and summer programmes running from late March each year. The clubhouse is open Monday through Friday from 19:30 to 23:30, staffed each evening by members themselves behind the bar - giving the club a notably social character. Monday evenings serve as the club's regular ladder night. Many members are also active in organising committees, and the club hosts events such as a pub quiz alongside its competitive programme.
Lentse Lawn Tennis Association (LLTV) is a tennis club serving Lent and surrounding areas in Nijmegen, Netherlands. The club offers tennis courts with facilities including a restaurant/café and showers, creating a welcoming environment for players of all levels.LLTV provides tennis lessons and training for both juniors and seniors through Tennisschool Slagvaardig. Children can participate in two free trial sessions, while adult training groups run on seasonal cycles starting in March and October. The club hosts regular competitive matches through the KNLTB (Royal Dutch Tennis Association) and organizes social events including themed evenings and lotteries throughout the year.
N.S.L.T.C. Slow is the student tennis association of Nijmegen, Netherlands, and one of the largest student sports clubs in the city with over 600 members. Founded in 1962, the club celebrates its identity as a vibrant hub for student tennis players.The club hosts regular tournaments and social events, including SET, an annual tournament held each spring that has become a fixture in Nijmegen's tennis calendar. With a focus on community and student engagement, Slow combines competitive play with a welcoming atmosphere for players of all levels.