Bay Area tennis · Good games. Better company.
More tennis.
More your people.
Find your next court. Turn a good match into a great rivalry. Give every game a story worth coming back for.
Look around first. Sign in with Google when you’re ready to play.
Real people. Real results.
A little friendly competition.
📈 Biggest climber
6 singles · 0 doubles in the last 28 days.
- 1
1089Kai
8W · 1L
- 2
1037Pratik
21W · 20L
- 3J1021
Jateenparekh71
4W · 2L
- 4W1011
Willchurchlfc
2W · 1L
- 5R985
Ramail
0W · 1L
Club rating starts at 1,000 and moves with results and opponent strength. Lines show each player’s last 10 matches.
Mondays are the busiest day on court.
How the club’s ratings spread out. Everyone starts at 1,000.
The club’s home courts.
Bigger lime dots mean more matches and sessions in the last six months.
- 1Mervin Morris Park, San Leandro13
- 2Fairfield / Lower Washington Park, Alameda5
- 3Grove Park, Berkeley4
- 4San Pablo Park, Berkeley2
Activity is grouped by court. Spots away from public courts are blurred to about 1 km and never named.
Your game, in numbers
Every match tells you something.
- 📈 A rating that grows with every win against tougher opponents
- 🎯 Your win rate, streaks and form over time
- 😤 Your nemesis, your best doubles partner, and every head-to-head
- 📅 Sessions with friends at courts you can actually book
Free. Google sign-in only, no passwords. Your name shows on results you play in.
Court finder
83 public court sites across the Bay.
San Francisco, Berkeley and Oakland in one place. See what’s bookable, what’s walk-up, and jump straight to the right booking page for your day and time.
120
Bookable courts
68
Walk-up courts
Find your court
Walk-up or book ahead. Explore courts around the Bay and plan a session with your crew.
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02 /Make every match count
Classic tennis scoreboards, tiebreaks, or your own points game. Keep the story of your progress.
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03 /Find your friendly rival
Follow the ladder, compare records, and turn “we should play” into a regular thing.
Meet the competition →