2015 CTC Great Britain & Ireland Challenge

The fifth edition of the CTC Friendly Competition for UK and Irish Clubs took place last weekend at the Winchester Racquets and Fitness Club.

Participants from five CTC Clubs took part in different teams in a total of eight categories: The Cumberland, Edgbaston Priory, Roehampton Club, Carrickmines, Malahide, and the hosts Winchester. The finals among the first teams of Edgbaston Priory and the Winchester saw some really tight matches, leading to a narrow victory overall for the host club.

The event already has a host for next year and will be played at Edgbaston Priory at a date yet to be confirmed.

For a full photo gallery from the event, please click here.

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