Darling Quarter Table Tennis
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You might think ping pong is just hitting a lightweight ball back and forth across a table using small bats, but when your pride is on the line, it’s much more important than that!
At Darling Quarter we have two permanent table tennis tables available free of charge to the general public, seven days a week.
Sports: Table Tennis
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