Trevor playing in the Sedgeman Squad in
Milton during the 60's

Mid 1960's Trevor was a member of Sedgman's squad and played full time professional tennis for Slazengers, worked as a cadet overseer with the Main Roads Department, then secured a job as foreman in charge of building the runways and warm-up pits for the F-111 aircraft. He gained had extensive experience in earthmoving, concreting and bitumen work during this period.

His father built tennis courts from 1939 onwards and they worked together in the mid 1970's. Because of their interest in tennis, they have always been experimenting with different types of surfaces. The best value surface has always been a bitumen-based court. The problem with the early courts was that they were designed using material which would normally be used for roadways.

Over the last 30 years Trevor has developed a rubberised bitumen surface which is soft on the joints and plays the way the original clay courts played.