TC Reval Ladies was established in 1998 by ten active ladies driven by zeal to improve their tennis skills and compete with each other. 

Today, with 55 members we have established ourselves as a unique Ladies’ Tennis Club in the world. Training, competing, travelling and spending fantastic time together throughout the year is THE Divine THING that drives us. It’s not always easy to keep it going super active and easy with 55 well-opined women. We elect a president and the board annually. Everybody has a duty to join in the club life and we have even agreed upon the key performance indicators to measure and support our activity. So, cutting corners may lead to suspension of membership. Like in an army? Well, no. Yet, there is a BUT: the President can give you an assignment or send you out on a mission!

Tennis is our first priority! Therefore, we have something going on every week, month and year: matches on call between members (singles & doubles) competitions (singles & doubles) training/competing Wednesdays, with Club Master on duty training camp, once a year competitions with other Tennis Clubs from Estonia, TennisFiesta – mixed doubles event with friends from Finland (celebrated 20 th birthday this year). We also travel and have international training camps as well as competitions. We have all this reported and rated online on our web-page: upcoming events and tournaments, current rankings, points to gain or lose, activity log etc. Although tennis is our first priority one cannot underestimate many other activities. Our “once-a-month Club Mondays” are the absolute hit events considering the fact that a different lady organizes the event each time.
By the way, no tennis issues allowed! We also engage in charity work. The biggest challenge facing us this far: WORLD CLEANUP DAY 2018. 25 members out of 55 are to join in the action in Hawaii. We are proud to have our club member as the project leader for the whole World!

About our level: we have a rule, that we welcome those who didn't play actively as youngster but as an adult at amateur level well  and especially important played regularly for many years.  So we have a very good level of hobby tennis in our club compared to most amateurs in the world. Most of us do not play European or world level, but compete both on club Tournaments as well as other Estonian amateur tournaments regularly.

In our club we have competitions at least once a month. We play and compete on singles, doubles and mixed doubles.

Five of our best players play in the ITF series at the Seniors level, today it is called the ITF Master Tour 

We participate in the ITF 400, ITF700 and ITF1000 as well as the World Championships for different ages. (100, 200, 400, 700, 1000 show the strength level of the tournament. 100 is the weakest and 1000 and the World Championship are the strongest. There are few of them during the year.) For some of us our level, is that in ITF400 tournaments we reach the finals in all types of play (singles, doubles, mixed), but in ITF700 and ITF1000 at best we reach the quarterfinals and semifinals. 

As for UK –  a coach and former player Michelle Oldham playing on the senior tour, who is very good at the senior level and is 8th in the current world ranking. Jaanika is 36th in the current ranking, Helen is 60th. In the doubles Helen 16, Jaanika 17. Inga-Kai has been in the quarterfinals of the mixed doubles at the World Championships. Kairit has joined recently the ITF tours. That also shows a bit of activity, but points come for playing and participating. Former stars who don't participate during the season and don't have points also play on the tour at the World Championships. But still, the leaders of the ranking in the world in all age groups are very, very good players, former pros.

Interested to become a member?

Are you female?
Are you above 35?
Are you an amateur tennis player?
You’ve found 2 club members to recommend you and act as your mentors for the “member-to-be” year?
You have a vision of your extra contribution to enrich Reval Ladies Tennis Club?
All yes?
Sorry, no vacancies☹
BUT if you want to establish a successful Tennis Club yourself in your country then we are more than willing to share our experience and mentor you if needed.

Do not hesitate to contact: e-mail info@revalladies.ee

Tennis balls are not waste!
Running since spring 2021, this nationwide environmental campaign collects used tennis balls in all major centres across Estonia to educate the public and extend the life of tennis balls via reuse or recycling: Tennis Balls Are Not Waste 
As of early 2025 over 212,500 balls have been collected, distributed to kindergartens, animal shelters, massage parlours and sent to Denmark for furniture padding. Locally, partners like Weerec OÜ are testing reuse in playground surfacing and noise‑dampening panels.
New goals include finding sustainable reuse solutions in Estonia and updating collection boxes at courts across 25 tennis centres Impact Day.
Call to action:“If you have ideas for reuse or would like to get involved, please contact us”