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Find your next court in three easy steps.

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Enter your city, zip code, or use your current location to find nearby courts.

Compare courts by rating, distance, and availability. View photos and get directions.

Head to your chosen court with one-tap directions. It's that simple.

Tennis Count accepts city names, full city-state combos, zip codes, and even neighborhoods or landmarks like "Central Park." Type however feels natural.
Choose whether you're looking for tennis courts, pickleball courts, or both. Adjust the search radius to narrow results to walking distance or expand to a wider area.
Not sure where to start? Browse our city guides covering 100+ cities across the US and internationally.

Each listing shows the facility name, address, rating, review count, open/closed status, and photos. An interactive map plots every result so you can see what's closest.
Click any marker or card to see full details. Compare a 4.8-star public park around the corner with a private club a short drive away.
All data comes from Google Maps in real time — hours, reviews, and photos are always current.

Tap the directions button to open Google Maps with turn-by-turn navigation — driving, biking, walking, or transit.
Need to reserve? Many listings include a phone number for booking. Public parks are usually first-come, first-served; private clubs and rec centers often require reservations during peak hours.
Pro tip: scan recent reviews before you go. Players share details about net condition, lighting, parking, and whether the facility is actually open during posted hours.

Public courts fill up weekday evenings and weekend mornings. Mid-morning weekdays or late afternoon on weekends are often wide open.

A few extra miles can reveal hidden gems at schools, community centers, and neighborhood parks that don't show up in typical searches.

Stars tell part of the story. Written reviews reveal net condition, lighting, parking, and whether posted hours are accurate.

Many facilities offer both tennis and pickleball. Some courts have dual-use lines. Search each sport separately to see everything available.

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