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New York tennis tournaments, open now

New York is the country's biggest tennis market by fan interest, and it has a long indoor season to plan around. This page shows New York events that are still open for entry, and RallyFlick sends the ones near your ZIP every Monday.

USTA section
USTA Eastern
Tennis players, 2024
About 2.1 million across the section (USTA estimate)
Busiest months
May to September outdoors
Watch for
Smaller indoor draws in winter

Open tournaments in New York

Open now, checked Wednesday, November 11 (ET)

105 open tournaments in New York in the next 6 weeks: 95 junior and 10 adult. 29 close within 7 days. Most common levels: Level 6 (44), Level 7 (24), Level 5 (14).

See this week's full list

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 New York 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 New York

Tournaments here run through USTA Eastern, which covers all of New York State, northern New Jersey and Greenwich, Connecticut, in six regions: Long Island, Metro, New Jersey, Northern, Southern and Western. The USTA's 2025 report estimates about 2.1 million players in the section in 2024 and a participation rate of 9.4 percent. Nielsen's 2026 Local Tennis Fandom Index ranks New York first in the country by a wide margin.

How tournaments work here

Juniors in USTA Eastern move up through entry-level events to higher levels as they build results, and much of the winter calendar is played indoors. Adults have age-group and NTRP-level tournaments across the regions. In New York City, the same 30-mile circle can include New Jersey and Westchester events, so RallyFlick searches by distance, not by state line.

Seasons and weather

Outdoor tournament play runs mainly from late spring through early fall. From late fall to spring, most events move to indoor clubs and seasonal bubbles, where draws can be smaller and fill faster. Upstate winters are long, so indoor events dominate there. The US Open takes over Flushing Meadows in late summer.

New York cities

New York City

Open events within 30 miles, with local context.

Questions

Does a New York City search include New Jersey events?

Yes, when they are inside your drive time. USTA Eastern itself includes northern New Jersey, and RallyFlick searches by distance from your ZIP.

Are winter tournaments harder to get into?

Indoor draws are often smaller. RallyFlick flags events that close within 7 days so you can enter early.

Are adult New York tournaments included?

Yes. Adult 18 and over and 40 and over players get the same Monday email as juniors.

Other states: Florida · California · Texas · Georgia · 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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