Itf Masters Calendar 2025

Itf Masters Calendar 2025 – Türkiye, portugal, usa, and croatia will host next year's international tennis federation (itf) masters world championships, the global governing body has confirmed today. 2018 saw 26,000 registered players, and 450 tournaments. The team event, which gets underway on sunday 9 march, will see 126 teams compete with the aim of being crowned world champions. 2025 world team and individual championships event information all you need to know about the 2025 itf masters world championships, from draw sizes and dates, to the factsheet information commercial partners

From itftennis.com türkiye, portugal, usa, and croatia will host next year's international tennis federation (itf) masters world championships, the global governing body has confirmed today. The four nations will each host selected age groups of the 2025 world team championships from 30+ to 85+, and the 2025 world individual championships from 30+ through to 90+. The itf masters (30, 35, 40, 45) world team & individual championships will be held at ali bey club, manavgat, türkiye. The international tennis federation bank lane roehampton london sw15 5xz united kingdom +44 (0)20 8392 6464;

The four nations will each host selected age groups of the 2025 world team championships from 30+ to 85+, and the 2025 world individual championships from 30+ through to 90+. To access the 2025 masters tennis calendar, click here. Find and search tennis tournaments on the itf world tennis masters tour on our masters tennis calendar.

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