British Tennis refers to the sport of tennis as it is played and organized in the United Kingdom. The governing body for the sport is Lawn Tennis Association (LTA), which oversees competitions, coaching, and development programs across England, Scotland, and Wales. The UK has a rich tennis history, with notable events like Wimbledon, the oldest tennis tournament in the world, held annually in London. British players have made significant contributions to the sport, with famous athletes such as Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu achieving international success. The country has produced numerous champions and continues to promote tennis at grassroots levels, encouraging participation and talent development throughout the nation.