Compete in Queensland

Build skills and confidence through state junior events, from Coloured Ball to the Macca’s Development Series.

Open to players aged 13 and above, these tournaments offer prize money and a clear pathway to the Australian Pro Tour.

Especially for players aged 30 or older, Tennis Seniors Australia has tournaments that support both social and high-performance play.

Play weekly and represent your club in Sunshine Coast, Logan, Ipswich and other state leagues.

Start competing in junior tennis. Build skills, gain confidence and choose a format that suits your level.

Start competing in adult tennis. Build skills, meet new players and explore playing options that match your experience and goals.

Explore age-based formats and flexible pathways in Masters tennis, starting from age 30.

Familiarise yourself with the different types of tennis ratings, including the UTR, Australia's official tennis rating.

Know the rules before you compete – ensuring every match is played fairly, safely and with a clear understanding of your responsibilities as a player.

Everyone involved in competitive play helps shape the experience. This Code supports respectful behaviour and keeps competition fair, safe and true to the spirit of tennis.

A two-time US Open champion and world No.1, Pat Rafter was renowned for his classic serve-and-volley game and sportsmanship, leaving a mark on Australian tennis in the Open era.

A former world No.1 and three-time Grand Slam singles champion, Ash Barty is celebrated for her versatility, calm leadership and impact both on and off the court.

The only player to win two calendar Grand Slams in singles, Rod Laver is among the greatest players of all time, an 11-time major singles winner whose grace and athleticism have inspired generations.

Australia's No.1 player for more than eight years and the nation's current Billie Jean King Cup captain, former world No.4 Sam Stosur won the 2011 US Open singles title and seven other majors in doubles.