What it costs

Pay and play,
or join?

Two prices, and a sum that takes ten seconds. If you only come now and then, stay as you are. We would rather you came.

Several white feather shuttlecocks standing on a green sports hall floor beside a white court line

How often will you come?

Example: two nights a month

Join. You save £12 a year.

At 2 nights a month, membership is the cheaper option.

Pay and play

£132

22 nights at £6, over a year

Join

£120

£54 a year, plus 22 nights at £3

Membership pays for itself at 18 nights a year. We count eleven months, because we stop for Christmas and a week in the summer. Your first session is free either way, and this leaves that out. Prices are for club nights: beginners’ nights and juniors have their own.

About the money

How do you work it out?

Pay and play is £6 a night. Membership is £54 a year and £3 a night. We count eleven months, because of the break at Christmas and in the summer, and multiply. It comes out the same at 18 nights a year, which is a bit under twice a month.

Is there a joining fee?

No. There is only the £54, which pays for the hall on quiet nights and the insurance. You can pay by standing order at £4.50 a month.

What does membership get me besides cheaper nights?

A vote at the meeting, £4 off coaching, a place on the team list, and the right to complain about the shuttles.

Your first night is free.

Bring flat indoor shoes. We lend the racket, and Alun puts your name on the board.