WHO CAN PARTICIPATE
Compete All Year Round
Everyone is invited to participate; the IPN Tennis Tour welcomes competitive men and women.
As a means of growing all participants watching the finals, all players are paid in cash during the final match ceremony on Saturdays.
Come and feel the surge of adrenaline as tennis balls rebound off rackets, hear the echo of every hit, and celebrate every score.
Thrive in the Game
The IPN Tennis Tour aims to promote, grow, and cultivate the game in Southern Africa whilst promoting diversity and intercultural relations with the Japanese.
Vision
Bringing the undying spirit of Japan into tennis in Africa. We are growing tennis in Southern Africa with the aspirations of this area becoming the host of the 5th Grand Slam!
Singles Tournament Rules
SINGLES TOURNAMENT RULES
Frequently Asked Questions
The IPN Tennis Tour offers an open platform for all enthusiasts to play, learn, and improve through challenging tennis competitions.
The first IPN Tennis Tour event is
set for April 7, 2024.
PRIZE MONEY TOUR
A Great Opportunity To Test Your Resolve & Grow Your Tennis
Become an IPN Player to participate in tournaments throughout the year and compete for glory, triumph & victory.
$8000
Each Tournament
$17000
Annual Tour Finale
Additional Perks
The three IPN players, under the age of 26, holding the highest ranks at the end of 2025, will also receive IPN sponsorship for:
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Dingles is a game that accommodates four players per court, incorporating elements of both singles and doubles play. Players begin on the baseline, each initiating a “singles” point by simultaneously feeding a ball to the opposing crosscourt. This action commences two concurrent rallies. The rallies continue until one player misses, at which point they are required to call out “Dingles!” After this, the remaining ball in play transitions into a doubles point that involves all four players. The play continues until the point concludes.
In order to score, a team must triumph in both elements – that is, they must secure victories in both the singles and doubles points.
DOUBLES?