Table Tennis Clubs in New Zealand

New Zealand's largest regional hub in Epsom — stadium with 20+ tables and extensive coaching programmes.

ATTA-affiliated club providing competitive and social table tennis in central Auckland.

Manawatū-affiliated club in Feilding — connecting the agricultural township and rural district to regional competition.

Waikato-affiliated Hamilton club providing social and competitive table tennis for women.

Canterbury-affiliated club in Harewood, Christchurch — pennant competition and social play for the north-western city area.

Community club in Katikati, Western Bay of Plenty — extending the regional competition network into the western bay.

Community club in Kihikihi near Te Awamutu — connecting rural south Waikato players to regional pennant competition.

Canterbury-affiliated club in Lincoln — serves the university town and rural-urban fringe south of Christchurch.

Canterbury-affiliated club in Linwood — competitive pennant competition and social play on Christchurch's east side.

Veterans-focused Palmerston North club — competitive and social table tennis within the Manawatū association.

Wheelchair-accessible club founded 2011 with inclusive programs

Canterbury-affiliated club in north-east Christchurch's Marshlands area — pennant competition and community play.

Active Matamata Waikato club affiliated with the regional association — pennant competition and social play.

Wellington TTA-affiliated club serving the Ngaio suburb — competitive and social table tennis.

ATTA-affiliated club serving the Pakuranga area and east Auckland suburbs — competitive pennant and social play.

Community club serving the fast-growing Papamoa coastal area south-east of Tauranga, Bay of Plenty.

Active Bay of Plenty-affiliated club serving Rotorua — competitive and social play for the geothermal city community.

Upper Riccarton Christchurch regional hub — manages affiliated clubs and offers 24/7 key-holder stadium access.

Christchurch venue with 18 ITTF tables for national events

National governing body for New Zealand table tennis

Primary Tauranga Bay of Plenty club — competitive and social play in one of New Zealand's fastest-growing cities.

Community club in the Takaro suburb of Palmerston North — part of the Manawatū regional pennant framework.

Wellington TTA-affiliated club serving the Tawa community in northern Wellington — competitive and social play.

Auckland coaching club founded 2017 with casual play and community programs

Hamilton association with wheelchair access and Wednesday social nights

Active association serving Waitakere and west Auckland — affiliated with ATTA pennant competition network.

Modern purpose-built Henderson stadium with high-quality international tournament facilities in west Auckland.

Stadium opened 2021 with 10 tables, home to world-ranked players

Wellington regional body operating from the Newtown Stadium — oversees affiliated clubs across greater Wellington.