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The Gay & Lesbian Tennis Federation is a 500-plus member tennis club, with members playing throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
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GLTF is a 500+ member tennis organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Throughout the year, volunteers organize social and competitive tennis events for our members, such as singles and doubles tournaments, league play, clinics, and an annual holiday party.  We host the United States Gay Open (USGO) GLTA tennis tournament and are the largest LGBT organization in the country who actively participates in USTA tennis leagues.

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Gay and Lesbian Tennis Federation

GLTF is a 500+ member tennis organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Throughout the year, volunteers organize social and competitive tennis events for our members, such as singles and doubles tournaments, league play, clinics, and an annual holiday party. We host the United States Gay Open (USGO) GLTA tennis tournament and we are the largest LGBT organization in the country who actively participates in USTA tennis leagues.

GLTF does not discriminate based on sexual orientation or gender identity.

So if you're lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or straight and you want to play tennis with one of the largest tennis organizations in the bay area, please join us on the court for the opportunity to experience some great tennis and to develop lifelong friendships!

Check out our membership page to learn more.


USTA Teams

Develop your game and train with us. 

  • Join one of our Academy events - GLTF holds tennis Academies for players to improve their skills at a variety of levels. Our Academy events are held several times a year and are focused on a specific part of your game.

  • Find a pro - GLTF endorses LGBTQ-friendly teaching pros throughout the Bay Area.


GLTF Social Tennis

Join us for Social Doubles every 3rd Friday of the month. Check out upcoming dates below.

Need a hitting partner? Browse our member directory to find a partner to play doubles.

Check out the Social Doubles schedule below or view our Event Calendar.

Upcoming events


SF/East Bay Play - Improve Your Game

  • Play the GLTA Circuit - Our members travel to other cities and play in GLTA tournaments for trophies and prizes.
  • Join our tournaments - We host club competitions in singles and doubles 4 times a year
  • Traveling Cup teams - Cup competitions feature teams from GLTF and sister organizations in San Diego, Los Angeles, and other west coast cities.
Join us now!

2019 Mixed 8.0 Team Playoffs!

Check out our calendar of social and competitive tennis events to see all the events we host over the course of a year, the proposed dates, and which are social or competitive. Take a look and start planning today.

View our calendar

Upcoming Events

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GLTF Outreach Mission

The word ʻohana' means family in the Hawaiian language, but in a much wider sense, to include not only one's closer relatives, but also one's cousins, in-laws, friends, and neighbors.

Come and talk to us! Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Interested in becoming a member?

There are so many benefits in becoming a GLTF member. Community, lots of great events and discounts for all active members! 

Learn More

The Gay and Lesbian Tennis Federation of San Francisco is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing our members with tennis opportunities throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Contact Us

Email: membership@gltf.org

Address: 2261 Market St. #109A, San Francisco, CA 94114

© 2009-2019 GLTF.  The Gay and Lesbian Tennis Federation of San Francisco is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing our members with tennis opportunities throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

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