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FIND A PLACE TO PLAY

Whether you're looking for a quick pick up game with your family or friends on free public courts or joining the community at a local tennis club, there are places to play tennis near you.

 

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PLAY TENNIS SAFELY

Grab your hand sanitizer, water bottles, racquet and tennis balls. Check out this easy to understand poster and get out and play! 

 

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NEW ENGLAND USTA PROGRAMS

USTA League (adults 18+)

USTA Adult Tournaments (adults 18+)

Adult Social Tennis Leagues (ages 18-40)

Junior Team Tennis (under 18)

USTA Junior Tournaments (under 18)

Tennis in the Parks - Kids (under 18)

 



USTA New England has compiled a list of resources to help tennis providers with the success of their programs and businesses.  Click here to explore. 

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