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From 17.8 million to 25.7 million players in just six years — discover the remarkable story behind tennis's explosive growth and what it means for players like you.
Tennis courts across America are busier than ever as millions discover the joy of the sport
Something extraordinary happened to tennis in America. What started as a gentle uptick in 2020 has become a full-blown renaissance, with tennis participation reaching historic highs that would make even the sport's golden age jealous.
The numbers tell an incredible story: 25.7 million Americans now play tennis regularly, representing a staggering 44% increase since 2020. But behind these statistics lies something even more beautiful — a community of millions who've discovered that tennis isn't just a sport, it's a gateway to connection, health, and pure joy.
The tennis explosion didn't happen overnight. It was the result of several powerful trends converging at just the right moment. The pandemic made people crave safe outdoor activities, and tennis provided the perfect solution — socially distanced, physically engaging, and mentally refreshing.
But the growth has sustained well beyond 2020, suggesting something deeper is at play. Americans are rediscovering tennis not just as exercise, but as a lifestyle.
6.3 million Americans picked up a racket for the first time or returned to tennis in 2024 alone. These aren't just statistics — they're parents looking for family activities, professionals seeking stress relief, and retirees discovering new passions.
Cities are investing heavily in tennis infrastructure. New York alone has seen a 23% increase in court bookings since 2020.
Tennis has become the go-to family activity, with multi-generational play up 34% as grandparents, parents, and kids share courts.
Studies showing tennis players live 9.7 years longer have motivated health-conscious Americans to pick up rackets.
The South and West lead tennis growth, with states like California, Florida, and Texas seeing the biggest increases. But perhaps more interesting is the growth in unexpected places — tennis is booming in urban centers like Detroit, Cleveland, and Buffalo.
This isn't just about warm weather anymore. It's about communities investing in recreation and people discovering that tennis courts can be the heart of neighborhood social life.
This growth isn't slowing down — it's accelerating. The latest USTA reports show tennis participation continuing to climb, with younger players driving much of the growth.
But here's the beautiful part: this isn't just about numbers. It's about millions of people discovering what tennis players have always known — that there's something magical about the sport. The strategy, the athleticism, the social connection, the pure satisfaction of a perfectly struck shot.
Want to join this tennis renaissance? The best time to start is now. With 42% of players having access to affordable courts, getting on court has never been easier.
Don't just read about the tennis boom — be part of it. Find players in your area and start playing today.
🎾 Looking for Doubles or Aggressive Rallies This weekend @ MRC – late afternoon (Sat or Sun) ✅ 3.0+ players and up ✅ Fast-paced, focused, fun ✅ Open to mixed, men’s, or women’s doubles ✅ Prefer players who actually want to win points (not just tap it around) DM me.
Open to play tennis. Want to play more consistently.
Single, doubles, flexible time
I play Gallup Park after work
Location: Brooklyn
Looking to play in brooklyn
Location: Alhambra
Looking for a singles hit 4pm @Almansor Park (Alhambra CA) text me 3.0-4.0 Male/Female/Non-Bin) (213) 291-5030
Looking for singles. New to the area would love to check out some courts.
Location: Garvey
Weekdays after July 4th?
Location: Toluca Lake
Anyone know any tennis folks in Philly??
Location: Del Aire
I typically just rally and don't play sets. I'm in El Segundo so I play anywhere from South Bay to Santa Monica. Ready to play Today!!
Location: Los Angeles
About a 3. Love doubles but play singles, as well.
Available to rally Saturday - Riverside, Scholl, Vermont… hit me up
Location: Downtown Los Angeles
Have tennis lined up for the week but open for the weekend.
Location: Sherman Oaks
Playing at VNSO this Sunday
Location: Metrocenter/North Rhodes Park
Playing at Echo Park tomorrow Thursday from 8 am till 12 noon / Doubles or singles
Location: Rancho Park
Any 3.0-3.5 players free to play this weekend?
Singles tomorrow at or around 5pm????
currently have torn rotator cuff -cant play
Location: Pasadena
Interested in rallies, marches, singles, doubles… just want to play and have fun!
Location: Wilshire Montana
Would love a hit tomorrow between 11am and 3pm at the Christine Emerson Reed Tennis Courts in Santa Monica!
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