St George’s Hill Lawn Tennis Club in Weybridge, a private tennis venue within a gated estate, is reported to have culled Canada geese. The action is described as a response to geese that were said to keep returning to the courts and creating mess there. One outlet characterizes the operation as being carried out privately, and frames it as a measure to protect the playing surfaces and maintain cleanliness. The reporting also notes the club’s high-profile status, including frequent visits by celebrities and wealthy individuals, and describes the surrounding estate as a secluded, high-end area. No additional details are provided in the supplied material about the methods used, the number of geese affected, whether any permits or wildlife approvals were sought, or whether the club faced criticism or legal scrutiny. The available information therefore centers on the club’s stated rationale—preventing geese from fouling the courts—along with the club’s location and prominence within Weybridge’s private estate setting.