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The New Milton Outdoor Club has been established for 93 years. Membership is open to Ladies and Men of all ages, currently the club has 130 + members. The club is registered as a Community Amateur Sports Club number 02197. Team members play in the Bournemouth District and New Forest Leagues, away matches involve visiting Hampshire and Dorset clubs. Some of our members also compete for cups in singles, pairs and triples competitions against many of these clubs.

The club also arranges its own internal competitions i.e. Singles Championship (Ladies or Men) , Singles Handicap (Ladies and Men), Whitefield Cup for Ladies, Tabor Trophy 4 wood singles for men, Men's 2 wood singles, Men's Pairs Handicap, Ladies Pairs, Mixed Pairs, Shields Championship for men.

Social activities such as in house Horse racing, Presentation evenings, Skittles at a nearby hotel, club BBQ, Cabaret & Buffet evening as well as Bingo evenings, Coffee mornings, are an important aspect of club as they not only provide fun but often raise money for charities.