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Tennis Scotland is the independent governing body for Tennis in Scotland providing support to member clubs and organisations across Scotland working with a range of partners and stakeholders.
Find out about Tennis Scotland and how we are improving tennis in our country with information and resources available for players, coaches and clubs.
Tennis Scotland is committed to supporting the development of facilities at community tennis venues across the country, increasing the opportunities for new and existing players to access quality and affordable facilities throughout the year.
We are continuing to review advice from the Scottish Government, LTA, sportscotland, the NHS and appropriate Government agencies.
Tennis Scotland Awards recognises the incredible achievements, work and dedication of individuals, clubs, teams, tournaments and programmes across the country.
Club & venue management assisting clubs in everyday operations with events and online resources.
The start date of the Tennis Scotland / LTA Venue Registration window will be staggered during October.
Find out more about coaching, officiating and volunteering within tennis where everyone of all ages can find a way to participate.
Find out more about Tennis Scotland competitions & results in Scotland, featuring past, present and past events for all age groups.
Meet the Tennis Scotland partners, kit partners, supporters and our charity partner. All are integral in Tennis Scotland operations.
Information and advice for players who are looking to take the next step in their tennis career.
Start playing today - our court finder tool will help you find your nearest tennis court.
Follow Tennis Scotland on our social channels and stay up to date with all of our events, competitions, results and seminars.
The 2020 schools roadshow fund aims to assist with the financial pressures of providing promotional curriculum taster sessions to schools.
All people engaged in activities where supervising or managing children as part of their normal & regular duties should be Disclosure checked.
All athletes have the right to compete in sport knowing that they, and their competitors, are clean.
View Tennis Scotland Communications featuring information for players, coaches, clubs, officials and everyone involved in tennis in Scotland.
Contact Tennis Scotland for information relating to tennis or coaching in your area or for all other general inquiries.
22/10/2020calendar_today
Tennis Scotland rallied to support Accessible Tennis CIC recently by serving up a number of brand-new racquets which will aid the organisation’s outstanding community work.
21/10/2020calendar_today
Tennis Scotland wishes to send its deepest condolences to the family of the highly-regarded tutor and coach educator Steve Lampert, who sadly passed away last week following a battle with cancer.
19/10/2020calendar_today
In Spring 2021, the new ‘LTA Youth’ framework will replace junior tennis programmes currently being delivered by coaches in Scotland.
09/10/2020calendar_today
Similar to the other Tennis Scotland Board positions, the Chair role is non remunerated in nature with a time commitment of up to six Board meetings per year.
07/10/2020calendar_today
We are pleased to announce that upcoming TS 500 and TS 1000 Open Progressive Tour events are scheduled to be held next month. Open to both adults and junior yellow ball players, those wishing to compete should enter their nearest TS 500 competition.
24/09/2020calendar_today
Tennis Scotland is recruiting two key positions to add to its world-class coaching team based at the University of Stirling: Regional Player Development Centre Head Coach and GB National Tennis Academy Performance Coaches.
17/09/2020calendar_today
Due to technical issues with the competition management software, yellow ball entries have not been accepted for the North of Scotland leagues.
03/09/2020calendar_today
This week marks an important next step towards the return of sport in communities across the country with indoor sports courts and swimming pools now able to reopen in line with the latest Scottish Government public health guidance.