No – equipment is included in every session, so you can just turn up and play. If you have your own bat and prefer to use it, that’s absolutely fine too.
Not at all. Ayr Table Tennis Hub is built around a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for complete beginners as well as more experienced players. Come along, and we’ll help you get started.
The Wednesday community session (4–6pm) is designed for families and individuals of all ages.
Bat & Chat at Alloway Village Hall are pay-as-you-go at £4 per session, which includes a tea, coffee or juice as well as equipment use. There’s no membership fee and no long-term commitment.
Bat & Chat – No booking required, just turn up!
Community Session – book here
Bat & Chat sessions are at Alloway Village Hall, 36A Alloway, Ayr, KA7 4PY – just a short drive from Ayr, Prestwick and Troon. Free parking is available at the Burns Cottage over the road.
Community Sessions are held in the Round Building at Kyle Academy, Overmills Road, Ayr
Comfortable clothes and trainers are ideal. There’s no strict dress code – we’d rather you just come and enjoy the game.
Our current sessions are relaxed and social rather than competitive league play. If there’s enough interest in more serious or competitive table tennis, get in touch – we’re always happy to hear what people would like to see.
Yes – we’re affiliated with Table Tennis Scotland.