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Florida tennis tournaments, open now

Florida is one of the busiest tournament states in the country, and the hard part is not finding events. It is finding the ones that are still open, near you, in the right division. This page shows what is open across Florida right now, and RallyFlick sends that list for your ZIP every Monday.

USTA section
USTA Florida
Tennis players, 2024
About 1.7 million (USTA estimate)
Busiest months
Winter and early spring
Watch for
Summer heat and afternoon storms

Open tournaments in Florida

Open now, checked Wednesday, November 11 (ET)

116 open tournaments in Florida in the next 6 weeks: 102 junior and 14 adult. 29 close within 7 days. Most common levels: Level 6 (47), Level 7 (33), Junior Circuit (21).

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Live from official USTA listings, filtered to open registration, no UTR- or WTN-only events, and no selection-only levels. Always confirm divisions, fees and deadlines on the official event page before you enter. RallyFlick is not affiliated with the USTA.

Get open tournaments near your ZIP in Florida every Monday. RallyFlick checks every listing live, keeps only what you can still enter, and ranks it for each junior and adult player in your household.

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Who runs tennis in Florida

Tournaments here are sanctioned by USTA Florida, one of the 17 USTA sections. The section is based in Orlando and says it serves more than 40,000 individual members and nearly 1,000 organization members. The USTA's 2025 participation report estimates 1.7 million tennis players in the Florida section in 2024. Demand is concentrated in the south: Nielsen's 2026 Local Tennis Fandom Index ranks Miami and Fort Lauderdale second in the country and West Palm Beach fourth, and the USTA report lists West Palm Beach, Miami and Fort Myers-Naples among the ten metro areas with the most online interest in tennis.

How tournaments work here

Junior events in Florida run by age group, from 10 and under through 18s, and by level. USTA Junior Circuit and Level 7 events are the usual first entries. Level 6 and Level 5 come next as results build. The top levels are often filled by ranking or selection, so RallyFlick leaves them off public lists. Adults have their own tournament calendar by age group, starting at 18 and over, and many events also offer NTRP-level draws. One family can easily have a 12-year-old in a Level 7 and a parent in a 40 and over event on the same weekend.

Seasons and weather

Florida plays all year, and the calendar reflects that. Winter and early spring are the busiest stretch, with northern visitors, academy players and big junior weeks like the Orange Bowl in December. From June through September, expect early start times and afternoon storm delays, and pack for heat. Fall weekends fill quickly once school starts.

Looking for a deeper junior guide? Read Florida junior tennis tournaments, explained and Central Florida youth tennis.

Florida cities

Miami

Open events within 30 miles, with local context.

Palm Beach County

Open events within 30 miles, with local context.

Orlando

Open events within 30 miles, with local context.

Questions

Do I need a ranking or a UTR to enter a Florida tournament?

Not for most entry-level events. Junior Circuit, Level 7 and many club and park events accept unranked players. RallyFlick hides events that require a UTR or a WTN, so every event in your Monday email is one you can try to enter.

How far do Florida families usually drive?

That depends on the metro. South Florida and Central Florida have enough events that many families stay within 30 to 45 minutes. In the Panhandle or the Big Bend, a longer drive is common. RallyFlick lets you choose your drive time, from 30 to 90 minutes.

Are adult tournaments listed too?

Yes. Adult competitive events from USTA Florida's listings are included, with age groups like 18 and over and 40 and over. Adults can sign up on their own or in the same household as juniors.

Other states: California · Texas · Georgia · New York · Arizona · North Carolina · Illinois · South Carolina. Or see the national list for this week.

Sources

Event counts and lists come from our own weekly check of official USTA listings. Updated 2026-11-12.

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