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Can You Build a Tennis Club Without Owning a Court?
Network Ace is using public courts, local hosts and an app to build a club that can travel with its members. After growing a London community and launching in Manchester, its founders explain how the model works—and whether its distinctive feel can scale.
The Heart Of The North : The Remarkable Rebirth Of Aberdeen Squash Club
At first glance, Aberdeen Squash & Racketball Club may look like a normal squash club – but the moment you join, you’ll see that this is not your standard club – it’s a social hub – and it’s absolutely thriving; with an annual turn-over of half a million pounds!
The 92% who come back: the retention number that changes your unit economics
Padel's headline retention number is remarkable. But the real test of whether a venue keeps its players is often happening somewhere no booking platform can see: the club WhatsApp group. Eight days of one, read properly, told us more than most dashboards do in a quarter.
