The club originated around the mix sixties coming to 4 new courts and a small clubhouse. The club…read morewas run by Margaret and "Skip" [Keith] Evers. The well attended social day was Sundays and run by Jack Sweet. Junior tennis and coaching done by Gladdy Jackson who was also Secretary of the club. The club grew rapidly and soon a full group of Juniors and a number of teams in most all the strands of lower levels. There were some association players that were at the top of the tree in Woodville Districts. Barry Martin. Garry Usher. Spring to mind and saw a number of Premierships over those years. Wayne Roy, Skip Evers, Ralph Sutton, Margaret Evers, Elaine Furnell, Bronwyn Reid. Junior champions in open competition included Wayne Roy, Elaine Furnell, Brown Ried all went on to play in Pennant tennis and win many state Junior Finals. A number of top played from the over arching competition keep the level consistently high and was later to the see the arrival of talented LLeyton Hewett, who played for West Lakes Tennis Club and Seaside Tennis club. The courts have been resurfased a number of times over the years. A good club. Undergoing a facelift Feb/2018.

Is there anything better than having a couple of beers down at the beach? Hell yes there is! Why…read morenot add some bowls to the mix at Henley Bowling Bowling Club (just 3 streets off the foreshore). Henley has had some of the best greens in the state for a very long time, and although they don't have a team in the top division any more they are never far off the pack. They have had a very solid Night Owls competition for many years and have a great bar/lounge area for medium sized functions. The other great part about the clubs location, in terms of having a function, is the proximity to Henley Square. It is just a hop skip and a stumble from the Rammy....did someone say "time to kick on"?

Henley Bowling feels like Australia…read more I've only even been in the summer, and it's always really hot and really dry. But that's our country for you. I certainly can't blame the bowling club for the weather... can't I? I dunno. Wherever the justice is, I've never really enjoyed my time at Henley Bowling. I much prefer the bowling club near the airport (whose name, if not its location, I always forget). And maybe that's because it was my first. The indoor area's great, though. I love hanging out in there with a beverage. But I don't come to a bowling club to hang, I come to bowl, and I prefer doing it elsewhere (despite this location's convenience in comparison to the other one).