About IPIN in Tennis & Related FAQs | ITF
WEBIPIN is an online service allowing players to enter or withdraw from ITF tournaments, and manage their competition schedule.
International Tennis Federation | ITF
WEBWelcome to the home of the International Tennis Federation. Here you can find all the latest in the world of tennis including news, ITF rankings, tournament calendars and more.
Become a Tennis Coach/Instructor | Tennis Coaching | ITF | ITF
WEBThe ITF is focused on coaching the coaches, and providing support to National Associations (and individual tennis coaches) through courses, conferences, online learning and various publications. Every year, the ITF Coach Education programme works with an average of 68 countries to help develop and deliver ever higher standards of tennis coaching.
ITF World Tennis Masters Tour | ITF
WEBThe ITF World Tennis Masters Tour is a global tennis Tour that provides players aged 30 and over with a high quality and enjoyable competitive experience.
ITF | Women's World Tennis Tour Calendar | ITF
WEBAug 26, 2024 · Find and search for events on the ITF Women's World Tennis Tour with the official tournament calendar.
Men's World Tennis Tour | ITF
WEBThe ITF Men's World Tennis Tour serves as the entry level for professional tennis and sits between the ITF Junior World Tennis Tour and the elite levels of men’s professional tennis. Results of ITF tournaments are incorporated into the ATP Ranking, which enables professionals to progress to the ATP Challenger Tour and, ultimately, the ATP Tour.
ITF Masters Tour World Championships | ITF
WEBAug 17, 2024 · The ITF World Championships is the pinnacle of the ITF World Tennis Masters Tour, providing competitive opportunities on the world stage for players from the 30+-90+ age categories at both team and individual level.
Search & Compare Tennis Players in ITF Tours | ITF
WEBPlayers. Find a player using the search field below. Search for a player across any of the ITF Tours, or compare them with others using the head-to-head function. See Profile Head 2 Head.
WEBThe lines at the ends of the court are called baselines and the lines at the sides of the court are called sidelines. Two lines shall be drawn between the singles sidelines, 21 feet (6.40 m) from each side of the net, parallel with the net. These lines are called the servicelines.
Tennis Rules and Regulations | ITF
WEBLearn the rules of tennis and find out more about rules and regulations of the ITF tours, tournaments grand slams.