CTA Registration

Benefits of Registration

If you are a community-based organization that provides tennis programming to the community, you may qualify to become a Community Tennis Association (CTA). As part of the CTA network, your organization may be eligible for benefits ranging from insurance programs to organization development programs. In addition, becoming a registered CTA may open up an array of opportunities to apply for different grants, awards, and programs.

Data Use

Information and data collected through this registration site is to be used by the USTA family of corporations* and is subject to the Privacy Policy listed below.

New Registrants

Get started today by creating an email and password. You can start your application to be registered now and finish the registration process at your leisure.

What is a CTA?

What is a USTA account?

How do you link your account to an organization?

New Registrants

Get started today by creating an email and password. You can start your secure application now and finish later.

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Repeat Email

Password (case sensitive)

Repeat Password

* The USTA family of corporations includes the United States Tennis Association Incorporated (“USTA”), USTA National Tennis Center Incorporated (“NTC”), US Open Series, LLC (“USOC”), Cincinnati Tennis LLC, USTA Player Development Incorporated (“PD”), and USTA Foundation Incorporated (“Foundation”), such companies are hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Organization”.


If you have forgotten or do not know your organization email login please email cta@usta.com with the name of your organization and we will send you the organization login email and password. Welcome to the 2024 CTA Registration Page My Account Enter your email and password to continue a saved application, check your account status or manage your account. Log In Email Password Forgot Email account? Forgot Password? Benefits of Registration If you are a community-based organization that provides tennis programming to the community, you may qualify to become a Community Tennis Association (CTA). As part of the CTA network, your organization may be eligible for benefits ranging from insurance programs to organization development programs. In addition, becoming a registered CTA may open up an array of opportunities to apply for different grants, awards, and programs. Data Use Information and data collected through this registration site is to be used by the USTA family of corporations* and is subject to the Privacy Policy listed below. New Registrants Get started today by creating an email and password. You can start your application to be registered now and finish the registration process at your leisure. What is a CTA? A CTA (Community Tennis Association) is “any incorporated, geographically defined, not-for-profit, volunteer-based organization that supports or provides programs which promote and develop the growth of tennis.” CTAs are diverse in nature, ranging from single purpose to multi-purpose. Visit www.usta.com/cta to learn more about benefits of becoming a CTA. What is a USTA account? In order to register as a CTA, your organization must be linked to a USTA account. This makes your CTA eligible for additional benefits, such as CTA discounted insurance. To create a free account or login to your existing account, please click here. How do you link your account to an organization? To view a Customer Care article and video that shows how to link your account to an organization, please click here. New Registrants Get started today by creating an email and password. You can start your secure application now and finish later. Create Account Email Required Invalid Email Repeat Email Required Emails do not match Password (case sensitive) Required 3 characters min Repeat Password Required Passwords do not match * The USTA family of corporations includes the United States Tennis Association Incorporated (“USTA”), USTA National Tennis Center Incorporated (“NTC”), US Open Series, LLC (“USOC”), Cincinnati Tennis LLC, USTA Player Development Incorporated (“PD”), and USTA Foundation Incorporated (“Foundation”), such companies are hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Organization”.