Czech Extraliga (tennis)

The Czech Extraliga is the highest-level team tennis competition in the Czech Republic. It is a league comprised of multiple teams, typically representing different cities or regions within the country. The league features both men's and women's competitions, although the term "Czech Extraliga" can sometimes refer to either the men's or women's league individually, or collectively to both.

The competition usually takes place outside of the main ATP and WTA tournament schedules, allowing Czech professional tennis players, as well as international players contracted to the teams, to participate. The format involves teams competing against each other in a series of matches, accumulating points over the season. The team with the most points at the end of the regular season may be declared the champion, or the top teams may proceed to a playoff stage to determine the overall winner.

Participation in the Czech Extraliga can provide players with match experience and financial support, while also offering fans the opportunity to watch high-level tennis within the Czech Republic. It plays a role in the development of Czech tennis talent and contributes to the overall popularity of the sport within the country. The league's structure and participating teams can vary from year to year.