One-On-One Doubles Club and Pro Championships

International Tennis Hall of Fame One-On-One Doubles Club and Pro Championships in Newport, R.I.

One-On-One Doubles Volley

One-On-One Doubles Quick Volley Exchange at past event.

One-On-One Doubles Court

Court for Stadium Seated Events

One-On-One Doubles

One-On-One Doubles lunging midcourt volley- with current and former US Open Doubles players competing

One-On-One Doubles In Action —click on 70-second highlight video is below.

I have had a great time playing in the One-On-One Doubles tournaments. The format is a lot of fun! I had so many great points where I had to pull out every shot in the book to try and get an advantage. Players of all levels should get out and play One-On-One Doubles!”

Jared Palmer

2001 Wimbledon Doubles Champion

Tennis

One on One Doubles Rules

ONE-ON-ONE DOUBLES TENNIS is the first game of Tennis to Singles and Doubles since the inception of Tennis in the 1870s. One-On-One Doubles is The THIRD GAME OF TENNIS.

ONE-ON-ONE DOUBLES TENNIS is the crosscourt serve-and-volley Singles game including the Doubles alley. Players are required to serve-and-volley on both serves or there is a loss of point; half volleys are allowed. Players earn a TWO point bonus for winning volleys and overheads-hit out of the air-the opponent cannot touch.

ONE-ON-ONE DOUBLES TENNIS  Competitions,
for the 
2.5 – 4.0 NTRP Divisions, can compete with the OPTIONAL Serve-and-Volley Rule in addition to the game’s two- point bonus for winning volleys and overheads that go untouched.

FORMER HOST VENUES & PARTNERS.

“Playing One-On-One Doubles is always a highlight of my year. The tournament events combine energy, live musical entertainment and a high level of tennis. One-On-One Doubles is an exciting game and format that has a place in the upper echelons of Pro Tennis.” 

Ashley Fisher

2006 U.S. Open Doubles Semifinalist

The third game of tennis ™

One on One Doubles