Organization Membership Benefits
As a member of the USTA organization member, you'll enjoy Benefits and Privileges that will put your program into a whole new league. You'll be able to conduct tournaments officially sanctioned by the USTA... get special travel discounts and liability insurance... plus numerous important tennis publications. It's a great way to increase your member's satisfaction.
Organization members play an important role in reaching new tennis enthusiasts and maintaining the fine traditions of the sport. We value your membership and we believe our Benefits and Privileges offer tremendous value to you.
US OPEN BENEFIT - Before the US OPEN, the USTA provides each organization member with a US Open commemorative poster. There's a new, collectible poster each year.
Travel Discounts - Now your organizations' USTA Members can take advantage of group discounts on member travel packages we've designed exclusively for tennis enthusiasts. Package destinations include the major tennis tournaments featuring the four grand slam events as well as Davis and Fed Cup events held around the world.
USTA Workshops and Seminars - Receive information and access to sectional and national events, including the Tennis Teachers Conference and the Recreational Leaders Workshop.
USTA Sanctioned Tournaments - Member Organizations may conduct tournaments that are officially sanctioned by the USTA, and use the USTA name and logo to promote the events (subject to sanctioning requirements).
USTA Tennis Yearbook - You will receive a copy of the USTA Tennis Yearbook, a comprehensive information guide to the national governing body of tennis. Highlights include:
• USTA Directory
• USTA Constitution and By-laws
• USTA national rankings and national championship results
• Review of the Professional and Collegiate seasons
USTA Magazine - The USTA membership magazine is an award winning tennis publication that provides information and entertainment on the activities, programs, events and people of the USTA and the sport of tennis.
Tennis Magazine - The leading magazine on the world of professional tennis, featuring stories about top pros, equipment advice, instruction and much more.
Tennis Life - The official monthly publication of USTA Florida includes USTA Florida news and activities. You receive this directly at your club
High Performance Coaching - On a quarterly basis, you will receive the USA Tennis Player Development newsletter, High Performance Coaching. Each issue is designed to provide you with the latest coaching and sports science information and keep you up to date on the new coaching and certificate program.
Certificate of Membership - An attractive certificate, imprinted with the name of your organization and term of membership, will be distributed upon renewal. Suitable for framing and display in a public area, this certificate identifies your group as an official organization member of the USTA and supporter of the game of tennis.
Website - www.yourorganizationname.com. You are entitled to receive a free link to your member organization from the USTA Florida Web Site.
USTA Florida Delegates - Delegates from your member organization are entitled to vote on issues concerning the general membership
To obtain your free listing on the USTA Florida Website and in order to register or change your delegate(s) and alternate(s) to vote on issues concerning the general membership, please return the Delegate form [PDF] to the USTA Florida office, attention Customer Service. You can check your current delegates listed for your organization in this yearbook at your organization listing in your district. Please also use this form to correct any changes you wish to make in your listing.
Voting rights are determined by the five membership categories (club, school, park and recreation department, community tennis association, and program delivery or service organization and other entities). The current bylaws of USTA Florida provides one vote (one delegate) for each member organization with the following exceptions: Clubs with 6 or more courts are entitled to two votes (two delegates).
A delegate must have the following qualifications:
1. Each delegate must be a current member in good standing enrolled in the USTA from the Florida Section.
2. Each delegate must be a minimum age of 19.
3. A person may be a delegate for one membership only.
4. An alternate delegate may be named by the Organizational Member in the event a registered delegate is unable to serve and must meet the same qualifications of a delegate.
For an answer to any of your questions regarding this information, please refer to the bylaws.
USTA Florida Member Organizations Listing
Note
Organizations with 6 or more courts may have two delegates. The reports below were automatically generated to include all fields even though they may be empty; e.g. there may not be two delegates, an email address, web site, etc. On the reports, the number on the right denotes number of courts.
Region 1 - Member Organizations
Region 2 - Member Organizations
Region 3 - Member Organizations
Region 4 - Member Organizations
Region 5 - Member Organizations
Region 6 - Member Organizations
Region 7 - Member Organizations
Region 8 - Member Organizations
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