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President Welcome Note
2025 SEASON
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ALL COURTS ARE GOOD TO GO!
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HOUSE & GROUND CREW WELCOMES YOU ALL
Membership Benefits
Unlimited court time
No Court Fees for USTA & TACNY league play
Discounts for tournaments, lessons, drills, mixers, and more!
Access to all Club Features below
The health benefits of playing on clay
And more!
Club Features
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Leagues & Tourneys (USTA, TACNY & More)
Sedgwick teams are a mainstay of the CNY tennis world, with team play to meet all playing levels. We also host the annual Al Romeo/CNYTA Tournament (in September), a new Sedgwick Spring Tournament and various Junior tournaments.
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Tennis Instruction
Private lessons can be arranged with either of our club pros, Jason Jeffers (jjeff@twcny.rr.com/ 315-436-9225) or Sam Corso (scorso1@twcny.rr.com/ 315-456-9658
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Mixers, Lessons & Drills
SFTC hosts mixers most weeks during the season! Come play and afterwards enjoy the relaxed atmosphere on our patio to chat with old friends or make new ones. Also, join us for our regular Tuesday evening clinics for intermediate and advanced players, with Jason Jeffers, are also off to a great start. Join Jason and other players at 6pm on Tuesdays (vacation, June 30-July 13). To play, just come out to the club! No need to sign up.
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Social Events
SFTC maintains a busy social calendar. These include an annual opening picnic, breakfast at Wimbledon and mixed doubles barbecues. We also run a series of concerts and other socials that take place in our historic clubhouse or on the grounds!
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The Clubhouse
The clubhouse contains locker rooms, a large meeting room, a kitchen and other facilities. Members enjoy reduced rental fees for use of these facilities.
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Celebrating Over 120 Years
Sedgwick Farm Tennis club was founded in 1897. The club is the only red clay tournament-capable facility between Albany and Buffalo. Its friendly environment welcomes all levels and ages of play to come play, learn and socialize.
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Health Advantages of Clay Court Tennis
“The gritty surface of soft courts allows the foot to slide, which dissipates impact stresses on the ankles, knees, hips and back,” states the magazine in its 2001 story comparing hard court versus soft court surfaces. Hard, unforgiving surfaces force the body to absorb the full impact of starting and stopping.” — Tennis Industry Magazine
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Community Partners
SFTC teams up with other community organizations, from the Dunbar Association through the Sedgwick Neighborhood Association, as well as with tennis facilities from The Cazenovia Club through Drumlins and the Manlius YMCA. We’re proud to be an active part of the CNY community!
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From the Archives
The #1 ranked player in the world plays the #2 ranked player at Sedgwick Farm
Syracuse NY - June 28, 1931 - Top ranked Bill Tilden plays the #2 ranked player, Karel Kozeluh, on Court 6, adjacent to the clubhouse. Original match was rescheduled due to rain. (See rain check below).