🎾Oceania

The American Samoa Tennis Association; it has no website of its own, so tournaments, coaching and the results of domestic events are posted on Facebook.

Tennis Australia, the national association and organiser of the Australian Open; where to play, competitions and the event calendar, clubs, coaches and officials, and the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup teams.

Tennis Cook Islands, based at the National Tennis Centre in Rarotonga; it has no website of its own, so its junior programme, team selections and tournaments are posted on Facebook.

Tennis Fiji, based at the Regional Tennis Centre in Lautoka; it has no website of its own, so tournaments, entries and results are posted on Facebook.

The Guam National Tennis Federation; leagues and ladders, junior and open tournaments including ITF events, the calendar, national teams and a live court stream.

The Ligue Calédonienne de Tennis, which brings together the territory's clubs under the French Tennis Federation; monthly rankings, tournaments, padel, beach tennis and pickleball.

Tennis New Zealand; where to play and the Hot Shots programme for children, the tournament and competition calendar, high performance, coach education and the national teams.

The Oceania Tennis Federation, the ITF's regional body for the Pacific; development programmes, the regional training centre, the Oceania junior championships and the list of its 21 member associations.

The Papua New Guinea Tennis Association, based in Port Moresby; it has no website of its own, so junior championships, selections for regional events and announcements are posted on Facebook.

Tennis Samoa, based at the Apia Park tennis complex; it has no website of its own, so tournaments, coaching programmes and announcements are posted on Facebook.

The Solomon Islands Tennis Federation, based in Honiara; it has no website of its own, so its school development programmes, tournaments and national teams are presented on Facebook.

The Fédération Tahitienne de Tennis et Disciplines Associées, the French Polynesian association based in Pirae; its ftt.pf website is unreachable from Europe, so the Polynesian championships and the calendar are also posted on Facebook.

The Tonga Tennis Association; it has no website of its own, so children's tennis programmes, tournaments and announcements are posted on Facebook.

The Fédération de Tennis de Vanuatu, based in Port Vila; it has no website of its own, so tournaments, player selections and development projects are posted on Facebook.