Chobham Tennis Club will unveil its resurfaced courts at its free charity fundraising Court Re-opening Party on June 27 at 1pm.

Two Davis Cup players will coach juniors and adults - tickets can be bought on the club website - and play an exhibition match against the two best players.

There will be a One Point Challenge, a barbecue, refreshments, a raffle, face painting, mini tennis, pickleball and membership offers.

Chobham Tennis Club chair Peter Mathews said the Davis Cup players will be Luke Milligan and Danny Sapsford, who both played for Great Britain in the late 1990s.

Luke also played at Wimbledon and the US Open. He has coached several top UK players and is UK under-12s head coach for the Lawn Tennis Association.

Danny also played at Wimbledon and in the US, Australian and French opens. He runs Bright Ideas for Tennis, a charity giving opportunities for everyone to play tennis.

The One Point Challenge is a knockout competition of one-point singles matches. Players toss for service but the server only gets one serve, creating a fun and quick tournament. The winner will get two tickets for the Davis Cup tie versus Ecuador at the Copper Box in London.

Of the courts, Peter Mathews said: “The resurfacing was completed last October but we have only recently been able to finish the courts with a new paint finish. But it was well worth the wait - the club are very pleased with the bright new colours.

“We have also taken the opportunity to add pickleball lines to one court to enable new club sessions of this popular and growing variation on the tennis theme.

“The overall project cost of over £60,000 has been funded entirely by the club from our sinking fund - money set aside from past years’ membership subscriptions.”

For entry and coaching tickets visit www.chobhamtennis.org.uk