TennisLink Login/System Migration Update FAQ

The USTA is invested in improving the experience of their customers across all digital properties. This transformation will be a staged approach, beginning with an update to the membership system which will impact customer login on several of our web sites. This will require every individual over 13 years old to have an account with a unique email. This work will first and foremost provide greater security for our customers. In addition, this work will create a better, easier to manage experience across USTA properties. This is a fundamental step for all the work moving forward and will make it easier to create and manage more personalized, improved websites, apps and digital tools. The utilization of email address to login to an online system is an industry standard for online system access and is more secure. This is not only a more secure approach to managing customer accounts, but will allow for a better overall experience across key current website and future website, app and digital tool enhancements

Please contact USTA Customer Care by going here.

While we understand this may be an inconvenience, there are no exceptions to the requirements for unique email address for each account. This will make it easier to manage information and accounts specific to an individual. You may keep the email address associated with one of the accounts but will need to create additional email accounts assigned to the other account. To update this information go to Update Membership Information

Federal regulations prohibit online activity for consumers of certain ages and the USTA respects the safety of customer data. For more information on the regulations please visit FTC's Complying with COPPA FAQ's. To register your child, please create an account for yourself, then create your child's account from within your profile. To link the accounts, please follow the steps in Link Child Account on USTA.com. If you need any further assistance please contact USTA Customer Care

If they do not already have an account, they can create one by going to USTA Account Creation

Linking parent and child accounts can be completed by going to Link Child Account on USTA.com. If further assistance is required, please contact USTA Customer Care 

Each tournament organization can have assigned administrators in the USTA membership system. This administrator will be able to access all the tournaments of the Member Organization as was previously done in TennisLink. Multiple administrators can also be added to an organization. All organization administrators will have the same access rights and can be added by filling out the organization admin linking form. If you need additional help please contact USTA Customer Care or email orgrenewalhelp@usta.com. Once added as an administrator, please follow the steps in the Tournament Organization Access article to access the organization account on TennisLink

TennisLink is presenting this error message because there are other USTA accounts in the USTA system associated with your email address. If you are not sure which accounts may be associated to your email or do not have access to those accounts, please contact Linkteam at linkteam@usta.com. Please make sure to provide your USTA #'s and email address

The email address associated with your Facebook account has to be the same as the email address associated with your USTA Account. As long as those two accounts are an email, Facebook login should work and will allow access to the appropriate features in TennisLink. If Facebook login is still not working, please contact Linkteam at linkteam@usta.com and provide us with your USTA # and email