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Texas tennis tournaments, open now

Texas is big enough that a tournament two cities away can be a four-hour drive. This page shows events across Texas that are still open for entry, and RallyFlick narrows that to your drive time every Monday.

USTA section
USTA Texas (El Paso County is in USTA Southwest)
Tennis players, 2024
About 2.3 million (USTA estimate)
Busiest months
March to May, September to November
Watch for
Summer heat, rare winter ice

Open tournaments in Texas

Open now, checked Wednesday, November 11 (ET)

79 open tournaments in Texas in the next 6 weeks: 66 junior and 13 adult. 13 close within 7 days. Most common levels: Level 6 (26), Junior Circuit (20), Level 7 (19).

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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.

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Who runs tennis in Texas

Most of the state is covered by USTA Texas, based in Austin, which reports more than 50,000 individual members and more than 500 organization members. El Paso County is the exception: it belongs to USTA Southwest. The USTA's 2025 participation report estimates about 2.3 million players in the Texas section in 2024, and Texas posted the fastest average yearly growth of any section from 2019 to 2024, at 11.7 percent.

How tournaments work here

Texas junior tournaments are organized by age group and level, and the large metros each run a full calendar of their own. Newcomers usually start in Junior Circuit or Level 7 events and move up as results come in. Adult players have age-group tournaments, NTRP-level events and a strong league culture in Houston, Dallas and Austin. Because the metros are far apart, most Texas families stay inside their own region, which is exactly what a drive-time filter is for.

Seasons and weather

Spring and fall are the peak seasons. Summer is hot across the state, and many events shift to early mornings or indoor courts. North Texas can lose a winter weekend to ice. Houston hosts the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship each spring at River Oaks Country Club.

Texas cities

Questions

Is El Paso part of USTA Texas?

No. El Paso County is part of USTA Southwest, with Arizona and New Mexico. RallyFlick searches by distance, so El Paso players still see the events near them.

How long should a Texas family plan to drive?

Most families stay inside one metro, so 30 to 45 minutes covers a lot in Houston or Dallas. In smaller cities, 60 to 90 minutes is common. You choose the drive time when you sign up.

Are adult Texas tournaments included?

Yes. RallyFlick lists adult competitive events for 18 and over and 40 and over players, on their own or alongside juniors in the same household.

Other states: Florida · California · 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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