Questions, answered

A competitive tennis ladder league for your city. You play real best-of-three matches against people at your level, whenever it suits you both. It's a great way to make new tennis friends, explore courts around your area, and improve your game.

$50 per ladder, per season. That covers unlimited matches for the season and a shot at the championship.

Yes. Many players join singles and a doubles ladder. Each ladder is a separate $50 entry. You can play in up to two championship finals per season.

Open your ladder and tap Propose a Match. Pick a date, time and court, and add any notes. Everyone on your ladder sees it and anyone can accept. Or browse Proposed Matches and accept one that fits your week.

The match is marked Full. It stays visible on the ladder but nobody else can accept it. You'll both see each other's phone and email so you can confirm.

Either player, the same day if possible. Scores entered during the week are pending until the Sunday night update.

Every Sunday at 11:59 PM Eastern. Points from that week's matches are added and the ladder is re-ranked.

If you have no match reported in 14 days you'll drop two spots at the weekly update. One match resets the clock.

Finish the match from where you stopped as soon as you can. The original challenger stays the challenger.

After the last week of the season the top two on each ladder arrange a final on their own schedule. The winner gets next season free plus a cash prize.

Yes. Choose your state, scroll down, and send a league request with your city and the courts you play at.

No. But if you have a USTA rating, you can't join a ladder below it.

Players must be 18 or older.

If you're injured or can't play before your first match of the season, you'll get a one-time credit for the next season.