Start your own tennis league
Turn your regular hitting group into a real league — singles or doubles, on your schedule. Post court times, let players request in, log scores, and let the standings run themselves.
How to start a tennis league
Name it & set the city
Pick a name, choose your home city, and set the season dates.
Choose singles or doubles
Each league is one format so the ladder stays fair.
Invite your players
Send email invites or share a join code. Public leagues also get found by players nearby.
Play & climb
Members post court times, confirm scores, and the standings update automatically.
No group-chat chaos
Stop herding a 40-message thread to find four people and a court. Post the slot; players request in.
Meet players near you
A public league puts you in front of people in your city who actually want to play — not just your usual two.
Standings that run themselves
Both players confirm the score and the ladder updates. No spreadsheet, no umpire.
Questions, answered
How do I start a tennis league?
Create a free account, give your league a name and a home city, choose singles or doubles, and set the dates. You can invite players by email or share a join code. Players post open court times, request into each other's matches, log scores, and the standings update automatically.
Is it free to run a tennis league?
Running a league is free. Players pay a small one-time registration fee to join a season, which keeps the ladder to committed players.
Do I need to be a club or a pro to organize a league?
No. Most leagues here are run by a regular player who wanted more matches. If you can book a court and round up a few people who want to play, you can run a league.
Can I run a singles ladder and a doubles league?
Each league is one format — singles or doubles — so the standings stay fair. If you want both, run two leagues; duplicating an existing one takes seconds.
How do players find and join my league?
Public leagues show up when players near your city search for a league to join, and each league has its own shareable page. You can also invite players directly by email or hand out a join code.