Courts in Rest of Europe
- Alpine College, Bex, Switzerland
1 court. - College of St. Columba, Dublin, Ireland
2 Courts Buttresses removed. One unplayable. Built 1850 they are believed to be the oldest existing purpose built courts in the world and the only ones in Ireland. - Hotel Monchstein, Saltzburg, Austria
1 Court Formerly in the grounds of the hotel but part of the grounds (including the court) was sold off and a private house built on the site. Used as a wood store in 1984. - Old Zuoz, Veigny, Geneva, Switzerland
2 courts Built in the 1990s as part of a sports complex. - Old Zuoz, Zurich, Switzerland
2 courts. One built in 1962 and one in 2000.
Opening of the Second Court in 2001
The First Twenty-five Years - Lyceum Alpinum, Zuoz, Switzerland
6 courts. 3 built within the confines of the School buildings in 1923. A further 3 were built in 1965. No roofs.
Early History - Provence, Southern France
2 courts. One left handed and one right handed. Built in 2005 by EFA Member Dr Nigel Cox. - Rheinberg Turn-und Sportverein Club, Rheinberg, Germany
1 Court The Rheinberg court is in the public sports ground presented by the Underberg Schnapps family to the town. - Schloss Wellenberg, Augsburg, Germany (Home of Prince and Princess Fugger-Babenhausen and family)
1 court. - Zug, Zurich, Switzerland
2 courts. (formerly 4)
Created 14 January 2000 by Mike Fenn
Revised 14 January 2006
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