A $50,000 Challenger Tournament held in Binghamton, New York. Draw, schedule of play, and interviews.

A $10K ITF event. Past draws, history, and sponsors. Site in English and French.

Year-round competition for teams of men from many nations. Includes current team standings and history.

A detailed history of the Davis Cup with year-by-year coverage, biographies, photographs, player memories, and information on the man who started the Davis Cup competition.

Offers draws, tournament results and match schedule for this ITF junior event.

Provides information on low level professional and semiprofessional regional and national tennis tournaments throughout Europe. Includes playing surface, prize money, entry dates, tournament location, and contact information.

A 10,000 dollar ITF women's tennis tournament held at Koksijde, Belgium. The event is held on clay courts during the second week of August each year.

International youth-tennis tournament held in Cologne, Germany. Contains news items, map, a brief overview. Site is in English and German.

Held in Perth every January, this tournament is for teams of two players (one male, one female) from eight countries. In each match-up there are two singles matches and one mixed doubles match.

A 10,000 dollar ITF women's tennis tournament held in Brussels, Belgium. The event is held on clay courts during the month of July each year.

A US$250,000 exhibition featuring John McEnroe, Boris Becker, Henri Leconte, and Pat Cash in Copenhagen, Denmark on September 20 and 21, 2005. Site in English and Danish.

A US $50,000 Challenger event held in Granby, Canada. Previous years results, points distribution, and photos. Site in English and French.

Provides history, sponsors, results, and players of the Ojai Valley tennis tournament in California.

The season ending championships on the WTA tour. The top 8 ranked women in singles and the top 4 doubles teams qualify.

A mens and womens ITF futures tournament at TEAN in Alphen aan den Rijn, the Netherlands. Draws, schedule of play, and tournament history. Site in English and Dutch.

The season ending championships for singles for the ATP tour. The top 8 men qualify and compete in a round robin format. The tournament is hosted by different cities each year.