UPDATED STATEMENT ON PLAY
CDTA places a high priority on player, staff, and provider safety and has been working hard to provide a diversity of play opportunities during the last several months. While CDTA is confident that tennis is a safe activity, we are also incredibly sensitive to our public health officials’ recommendations in regard to activities, gathering, travel, etc. With the latest Tier 3 mitigations coming from the State, we are suspending all Junior Team Tennis, adult and junior tournaments, and adult USTA and social league play for the time being. We will be monitoring changes in directives from the State closely and will provide updated information as soon as we have it.
Even though USTA programming locally will be on pause, the Tier 3 mitigations do not put an end to tennis and we encourage you to support our tennis facilities during this time so you can continue to engage with our great sport.
UPDATED SAFETY GUIDELINES
By following the applicable requirements in your area and the updated USTA safety guidelines, you will be able to make informed decisions about playing tennis safely. View the updated guidelines: Facilities | Players. Click here for COVID-19 updates from USTA National.
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The Chicago District encompasses the 284 zip-codes of Cook, Lake & DuPage counties – 3,340 square miles. We serve nearly 10,000 junior, adult and organizational members. Our 500 public court & private club facilities are home to more than 1,200 tennis courts.
