PRICES & RULES

Rates vary according to the different categories:

• Adults : 785 Frs + entry fee 200 Frs (x1)
• 1 parent with child : 755 Frs + entry fee 200 Frs (x1)
• 2 parents with children : 700 Frs + entry fee 200 Frs (x1)
• Couples : 720 Frs + entry fee  200 Frs (x1)
• Young people from 19-25 years : 565 Frs + 200 Frs (x1)

Upon registration, the adult player receives a welcome gift that includes a 45 minute private lesson and 2 group lessons in the Adult Tennis School.

• Juniors from 7 to 13 years : 295 Frs + Entry Fee 150 Frs (x1)
• Juniors from 14-18 years : 395 Frs + entry Fee 200 Frs (x1)

RULES OF THE GAME

The purpose of these regulations is to clearly establish the relationship between the TC Chavannes-de-Bogis and its members.

• Article 1: Principle
  The aims of these rules are to promote tennis, create a sporting atmosphere and satisfy all the club’s members. Their purpose is to ensure that activities run as smoothly as possible within the club, by ensuring respect for the facilities and between members.
• Article 2: Members and non-members
  To become a member of TC Ch-de-B., with all the rights and obligations set out in the club’s statutes, a person must pay an entry fee, payable in the first year, and an annual membership fee.
  The subscription runs for twelve months.
  Anyone wishing to join the tennis school must first become a member of TC Ch-de-B.
  Use of the TC Chavannes-de-Bogis courts is open to non-members, either at the invitation of a member for a fee of 20 Frs/hour, or by booking online at 45 Frs/hour. Adult members have 10 invitations per year, while juniors have 5. They are payable in advance and valid for an unlimited period.
  Membership may be cancelled at the end of a sporting season, subject to one month’s notice. Cancellations must be sent in writing to TC Ch-de-B.
  If no cancellation is received within the required time, the membership will be tacitly renewed for a further period of the same length.
  The membership fees and the file-opening charges, payable in advance and non-refundable, are definitively due to Tennis Club Ch-de-B. even in the event of early cancellation.
  Children entering their 7th year become members and must pay the membership fee from 1 January of that year.
• Article 3: Opening of the facilities
  The committee decides the club’s opening and closing hours.
  Opening 7:15 a.m. and closing 10:15 p.m.
• Article 4: Booking the tennis courts
  All bookings are made online, from home or on site.
  Certain time slots are reserved exclusively for adults or for juniors. The committee reserves the right to book:
  Juniors: 4 courts Monday to Friday from 4:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m., and Wednesday from 1:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.
  Adults: 4 courts Monday to Friday from 7:15 p.m. to 10 p.m.
  This principle does not apply during the Canton of Vaud school holidays, when training camps are organised for adults and juniors.
  In accordance with Article 1, paragraph 1, the committee reserves the right to book the entire facility for sporting events of the club and the hotel.
  Members may book up to 7 days in advance, 3 times per week. From a capacity of 300 members: 7 days in advance, twice per week.
  When courts are available, members on site are welcome to play.
• Article 5: Playing surfaces and respect for the facilities
  Black-soled shoes are strictly forbidden on the tennis courts. If this rule is not respected, the club committee may require compensation.
• Article 6: Safety
  Bicycles, skateboards and scooters are forbidden in the clubhouse, on the tennis courts, on the central court and in the covered facility.
  Within the club grounds, children are under the responsibility and supervision of their parents, unless they are on court with a “Joto Tennis” coach.
  Smoking is not allowed inside the clubhouse or in the covered facility.
  The club accepts no responsibility for any accident resulting from improper use of the facilities or from failure to follow the safety rules and training plans.
• Article 7: Valuables
  The club accepts no responsibility in the event of theft or damage within the club grounds.
• Article 8: Compliance with the rules
  The club committee reserves the right to refuse access to the club and its facilities to anyone whose behaviour is inappropriate.
• Article 9: Parking
  The TC Ch-de-B. parking spaces are reserved for the vehicles of members, guests and accompanying adults. Parking in the hotel’s other spaces is not allowed.
  Vehicles may not be left in the car park reserved for TC Ch-de-B. while the club is closed. The club reserves the right to have any unauthorised vehicle removed at the owner’s expense.
• Article 10: Liability and suggestions
  The club accepts no responsibility for any accident within the club grounds, including the car park.
  Members are welcome to share their views and suggestions, which they may also send to the committee in writing.
• Article 11: Junior and adult tennis school
  Joto Tennis provides junior and adult tennis lessons organised in 3 terms following the school calendar. Members register for the year at the end of August and thus automatically keep their place for the following terms. It is possible to withdraw before the start of a new term by sending an email to the person in charge. In the event of an injury lasting four weeks or more, on presentation of a medical certificate, the missed period is refunded as a credit. For a break of less than 4 weeks, lessons are made up subject to availability but are not refunded. If a member stops during a term, the full term remains payable.
• Article 12: Scope of these rules and amendments
  These rules apply from the start of the club’s activities. They replace any rules previously in force.
  The committee reserves the right to amend these rules at any time, with immediate effect.
  Amendments are communicated to members by notice at the club or, if the committee considers it important, by written notice to members.
  By joining the club, the member accepts the content of these rules and any later amendment.
• Article 13: Applicable law and jurisdiction
  The legal relationship between the club and its members is governed by Swiss law.
  The place of jurisdiction is the registered office of TC Ch-de-B.