Sundridge Park Tennis, Padel & Squash Club is steeped in history, originating from a plot of former farmland purchased from Sir Samuel Edward Scott, owner of the 588-acre Sundridge Park estate, in the late 1800s. The club was established in 1908 as Sundridge Park Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, at a time when lawn tennis was flourishing as a competitive sport.

 

Squash became part of the club’s offerings in 1936 with the construction of two courts, followed by a third in 1967. The clubhouse, central to the club’s vibrant atmosphere, was redesigned and rebuilt in 1971 by Clive Button, an architect and prominent committee member.

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Today, Sundridge Park boasts unrivaled facilities, including 7 floodlit clay courts, 4 hard courts, 3 floodlit Tiger Turf courts, 4 squash courts, and 3 padel courts—the first of their kind in Kent. With its rich history and state-of-the-art amenities, Sundridge Park continues to be a premier destination for racquet sports enthusiasts.