Tournaments

Step into the world of tournament tennis. With competitive opportunities for all ages and skill levels, there’s a place for every player to shine.

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Tournaments are your chance to step up, compete and see how your game stacks up – perfect for players who love structured, focused match play. Explore tournaments for all ages, genders and formats.

Open tournaments

Open to players aged 13 and above, these tournaments offer prize money and a clear pathway to the Australian Pro Tour.

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Junior tournaments

Whether you're new to tournaments or chasing national finals, this is where young players take their first steps into competitive tennis.

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Masters tournaments

Especially for players aged 30 or older, Tennis Seniors Australia has tournaments that support both social and high-performance play.

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School tournaments

Represent your school – locally or nationally – in fun, inclusive and competitive tennis tournaments.

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All Abilities tournaments create welcoming spaces where players of all backgrounds and abilities can participate in inclusive, empowering competitions.

Through partnerships with organisations such as Sport Inclusion Australia, Deaf Sports Australia, Blind Sports Australia and Special Olympics Australia, explore tournaments and competitive pathways that enable players to progress, connect and represent.

Blind and low vision tennis

As a global leader in blind and low vision tennis, Australia offers competitive opportunities from local leagues to international championships.

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Deaf and hard of hearing tennis

Explore tennis events for deaf and hard of hearing players, including local opens, national championships and the Deaflympics.

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Intellectual disability and autism tennis

Whether it’s local, national or even the international stage, find intellectual disability and autism tennis competitions that support you.

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Wheelchair tennis

Wheelchair tennis is fast, tactical and played at every level, from community events to the Australian Open and Paralympics.

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Para-standing tennis

Discover the rapid growth of para-standing tennis – with community tournaments and national events for players of all levels.

July 26: Action shot for participation photo shoot for Tennis for Everybody campaign on location at Alexandria Park Tennis Club, Alexandria Park in Sydney on Friday, July 26, 2024. Photo by TENNIS AUSTRALIA/ DAN GOSSE

Get ready to compete

Find your way into competitive play. From your first match to your next tournament, it’s easy to get started and your Tennis ID opens the door.

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