LTA

The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) is the governing body for tennis in Great Britain, dedicated to enhancing participation and excellence in the sport, while celebrating the remarkable legacy of Sir Andy Murray. As a pivotal figure in British tennis, Murray's achievements include three Grand Slam singles titles, two Olympic Gold medals, and leading the British team to victory in the Davis Cup. The LTA honors his contributions by supporting Judy Murray’s initiative to establish a national tennis center in Scotland and naming the center court at the Queen’s Club the "Andy Murray Arena" for events starting in 2025.

The LTA provides a wide range of services, including opportunities for players to improve their skills through coaching, book tennis venues, and participate in various competitions. They also promote inclusive play, offering resources for disability tennis and emerging formats like padel and pickleball. By fostering community involvement and supporting venues across the UK, the LTA aims to inspire the next generation of tennis players.