Membership
A small club, thoughtfully kept
Places open a few times each year. Membership is by application and interview — never instant, and always considered.
The application takes a few minutes. You will need your CNIC, a reference member if you have one, and an emergency contact.
Start your applicationDecision in writing within ten working days
Single
PKR 18,000
per quarter
- Full access to all three courts
- Advance booking through the member portal
- Entry to club championships and social tennis
- Two guest visits each month
Family
PKR 28,000
per quarter
- Spouse and children under 21 included
- Priority places in the junior academy
- Family entry to club days and dinners
- Two guest visits each month
- Admission fee
- PKR 75,000
- Security deposit
- PKR 25,000
- Membership card
- PKR 1,500
The application process
01
Application
Submit the form below with your details and a reference member.
02
Review
The Membership Secretary checks eligibility and available places.
03
Interview
A short, friendly conversation with two committee members.
04
Decision
Approved, deferred to the waiting list, or declined — always in writing.
05
Welcome
Your membership number, card and portal access are issued on joining.
Submitting an application does not create a membership. All applications are subject to review, interview and availability of places.
Apply for membershipIn their words
What members say about Margalla
Residents, juniors, diplomats and officials share the same three courts — and, more often than not, the same pot of tea afterwards.
I joined for the courts and stayed for the people. Within a month I had a standing Tuesday doubles game and three new friends in the neighbourhood.
Ayesha KarimMember since 2019 My daughter started in the junior group barely able to rally. Two seasons later she reached the club final. The coaching here is patient and properly structured.
Faisal MehmoodFamily member, F-6/3 As a diplomat posted to Islamabad, this was the easiest way into the city. Nobody asks where you are from — only whether you can take the deuce court.
Claire DuboisAssociate member
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