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How to find tennis matches near you, for adults and juniors

The straightforward way to find tennis matches near you is RallyFlick: a short Monday email of open USTA tournaments and match play near any U.S. ZIP, for adult competitive players and for juniors, filtered by each player's age division and level, with open registration only. You stop hopping tabs. You get a short list you can act on.

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Yearly is $7 per month, billed annually ($84 a year), with a 14-day free trial. Your card is collected at checkout, and nothing is charged until day 15.

What RallyFlick sends you

Finding a real match is often harder than finding a lesson. Adults need a draw at a similar stage of play, close enough for a weeknight or a weekend, that is still taking entries. Parents need the same thing for a junior, in the right age group, without landing on a listing that has already closed or that requires a rating the child does not have. RallyFlick is built to do that sorting every week, and to do it for both kinds of player in one household email when you want that.

Sign-up is a household profile. We search from your ZIP, respect a maximum drive time you choose, and keep one card per player. Each card holds a first name or nickname, the division that player enters, and whether the draws are girls or women, or boys or men. Juniors can be listed in the 8s, 10s, 12s, 14s, 16s, or 18s, and you may ask us to include the next age group up. Adults choose Adult 18+ or Adult 40+, either as the only player or alongside a junior. Names appear only inside your email, never on this website.

Each Monday we search official USTA listings on the USTA tournament hub, looking about 60 days ahead of your ZIP. The net includes USTA section tournaments, Junior Circuit weekends, and club or park events that appear on that official hub, in any U.S. state. We do not take a printed closing date at face value. An event makes the email only when a live check still shows registration open, the tournament has not been cancelled, and entry has begun. If a draw is full, not yet open, or already shut, it does not go out. Listings that demand a UTR or a WTN are omitted, because those are a dead end for a player who is unrated or who does not want that barrier.

How we pick events for adults and juniors

Picks are ordered for the people in your profile, not dumped in date order. A junior who is new to tournaments will see Junior Circuit and Level 7 at the top of their section, then Level 6, and only then a higher level as a stretch. An adult player is matched to the 18+ or 40+ group they chose, with nearer sites preferred. Nothing is placed outside the drive time you picked. Under each highlighted event we add a short reason it rose to the top, and we mark any deadline that falls in the next week, along with the Tournament ID so you can search it if a link wraps in mail.

The message is meant to be read on a phone. You will see the area and the date range, a note about opening Register in a regular browser if Gmail blocks it, the highlighted events for each player, a short official Register link, a Tournament ID, a tighter table of additional open options, and a few caveats about when we checked, that miles are as-the-crow-flies, and that fees live on the USTA page. Those Register links are short addresses on rallyflick.com/r/ that send you to the official tournament page. We do not process entries or collect tournament fees.

Drive time is converted from your ZIP's center into a straight-line radius. Forty-five minutes is about 33 miles, and the other options scale the same way. The miles in the email follow that line, not a mapped route, so a real drive can be longer once traffic or tolls enter the picture. When a week produces no open events that fit, we hold the email rather than send a blank one, and you can raise the drive time later under Manage preferences.

One email can cover a mixed household. If you list a 14s junior and an Adult 40+ player, the junior section is ranked for that age group and starting level, and the adult section is ranked for 40+ events nearby. You do not keep two searches going, and you do not have to remember which listing closed on Tuesday. That is the difference between a hub that has everything and a Monday short list that is already cut to your players.

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Yearly is $7 per month, billed annually ($84 a year), with a 14-day free trial. Your card is collected at checkout, and nothing is charged until day 15.

Your first email, then every Monday

Finish Stripe checkout with players in place. If we already have a current live check that covers your ZIP, the first email can leave within minutes of payment. If not, it waits for the next Monday morning, and then Mondays after that. Yearly is the recommended plan: $7 per month, billed annually ($84 a year), with a 14-day free trial. Your card is collected at checkout, and nothing is charged until day 15. Monthly is $12, charged at checkout, with no trial. Each additional player in the same household is half price. Plans renew automatically, and you can cancel anytime.

Use the email as a decision tool, not as a second calendar to copy by hand. On Monday you can see which events are still open, which close soon, and why a pick rose to the top for each player. If a weekend works, you tap Register and finish on the USTA page. If nothing fits that week, you wait for the next Monday, or you widen the drive time. The official hub is still there when you want to browse, but the weekly job of checking what is actually open near you is what RallyFlick is for.

If you are also trying to build a UTR rating, this is the same path. A rating comes from match results. RallyFlick keeps bringing you open events you can enter, including when you do not have a rating yet. Families looking for junior-only context can see how to find kids to play tennis with.

Other routes, if you already have a standing night

The official USTA hub remains the place to register, and USTA's Play tennis near me page helps you find courts and programs by ZIP. Some players also use a weekly USTA League team, a club ladder, a park round robin, or a UTR Sports Flex League. Those can be good extras when you want a fixed team night or a hitting partner, and USTA lists junior membership as free for players 18 and under on its membership plans page. RallyFlick does not run leagues, ladders, or flex events, and it does not replace those official pages. It is the weekly short list of open tournament matches near you, for adults and juniors, so the next event is already in your inbox on Monday.

Start your Monday email See pricing

Yearly is $7 per month, billed annually ($84 a year), with a 14-day free trial. Your card is collected at checkout, and nothing is charged until day 15.

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