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From now on, it’s tennis on your terms. So grab a racket, big or small, and get hitting. Hit like no one’s watching, hit like no one’s judging. However and wherever, just Play Your Way
Keep up to date with all the action from the National Tennis Centre, including live streaming, results and order of play.
The LTA’s British Tour event series will take place between 2-26 July at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton.
Find here the latest advice and guidance regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) for those involved in tennis in Britain.
Scott Lloyd shares his thoughts following the death of George Floyd and the subsequent demonstrations and conversations it has prompted, with a request for you to share your experiences, opinions and ideas to help us shape our plans.
Tennis can be adapted for any level of ability, as well as for players with different disabilities. Find out how to get involved.
Find out what it takes to become a tennis coach, the qualifications required, and the opportunities the LTA can provide.
Interested in becoming a volunteer in tennis? Find out all the information you need to get started.
Learn more about managing, promoting and supporting your tennis venue to help grow both membership, and playing numbers.
Find competitions, and learn about how to get started on your competing journey.
Find out more about LTA Team and Lite Membership - exclusive packages for every type of fan.
Safeguarding is at the heart of our work. We work closely with coaches, venues and volunteers to protect the wellbeing of everyone.
The LTA Tennis Awards celebrate the incredible work of all our volunteers, coaches, officials, venues and players over the past year.
15/07/2020calendar_today
Get all the reaction to Day 2 of the Progress Tour Women's Championships as Boulter, Burrage and Barnett all maintain their 100% records.
Follow all the live match updates and the latest news from the Progress Tour Women's Championships.
Catch all the live action from the UK Pro Series tournament at St George's Hill Lawn Tennis Club.
The LTA has announced significant enhancements to its Player Pathway and confirmation of the next intake of players to the National Academies for 2020/21.
14/07/2020calendar_today
Catch up with all the reaction from day 1 at the Progress Tour.
13/07/2020calendar_today
Heather Watson and Harriet Dart have withdrawn from the Progress Tour Women's Championships after both experienced recurrences of injuries in training on Monday. Find out more here.
The latest advice and guidance regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) for those involved in tennis in Britain.
12/07/2020calendar_today
Katie Swan will join GB Fed Cup team-mates Heather Watson, Harriet Dart and Katie Boulter at next week's Progress Tour Women's Championships in London. 21-year-old Swan, from Bristol, has been given a wildcard into the £30,000 tournament and replaces injured Samantha Murray in the draw.
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