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New to NYC tennis? You're about to discover why finding consistent partners is trickier than expected in a city of 8 million
Connect with 500+ courts and thousands of players
New York has over 500 public courts and thousands of active players, yet most tennis enthusiasts struggle to find reliable partners. Here's why the city's size works against you.
Popular courts like Central Park can have 100+ players on busy days, but there's no easy way to connect with them. Court bulletin boards reach maybe 20 people. Facebook groups are hit-or-miss with flaky responses.
The result? Players either stick with inconsistent partners or give up the sport entirely. There's a better way to tap into NYC's incredible tennis community.
Best for: Busy schedules, reliable skill matching
Solves NYC's biggest tennis problem: finding players who match your skill level and availability with verified players in your area
Best for: Competitive players, structured play
Join local adult leagues for season-long competition with skill-based divisions across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens
Best for: Budget-conscious, flexible timing
Build relationships at popular courts like Prospect Park, Fort Greene, or Hudson River Park by showing up regularly
Best for: Year-round play, premium experience
Private clubs like Sutton East or NYAC offer member communities with organized events and year-round indoor courts
Best for: Social players, beginners
Join tennis meetups like "NYC Tennis Social" for organized group play with scheduled events across all boroughs
Best for: Additional options, backup networking
Apps like TennisPAL and Tennisbot offer additional matching services as backup options when building your network
A week-by-week plan to build your NYC tennis network using proven strategies that work in the city's unique environment.
Unlike generic apps or social media groups, Doyouplay understands the unique challenges of NYC tennis. The platform accounts for the city's complex permit system, helps navigate court availability, and connects you with players who understand local tennis culture.
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: Brooklyn
looking to play in brooklyn
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!
Hi! Anyone free to play tomorrow (Monday) after 2pm but before 6pm? Poinsettia preferable but Vermont or Riverside ok. 4.0+
Location: South Los Angeles
Anyone wanna play Sunday around noon?
Location: Los Angeles
4.0 Doubles anyone?
Location: Marina Del Rey
Looking to hit today, I have courts I can book for free in Marina Del Rey. I am available from 3pm and 5:30pm
Location: West Los Angeles
Looking for a 3.5-4.0 player for today 05/01 from 3PM-5PM at Cheviot Hills. Court is ready! Sorry for the last minute
Location: Northeast Los Angeles
Will be at Hermon Park early morning practicing serves. Anyone up to rally from 9-11am?
Location: Castle Heights
Anyone 3 to 4 available to rally at 6pm in Marvista??
Looking to play doubles —need one at ladera park at 4 pm text me at 4158660676
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