Finding a place to play tennis, pickleball or other racquet sports just got easier, thanks to the nationwide expansion of CourtsApp.
The AI-powered court discovery and booking platform announced that it now features more than 67,000 facilities and 280,000 courts across the United States, bringing together a vast network of playing opportunities in one centralized marketplace.
The expansion is designed to address a common frustration among racquet sports enthusiasts: locating available courts and navigating the various websites, reservation systems and club directories needed to secure playing time.
CourtsApp aims to simplify that process by allowing users to search for facilities by location and sport, explore tournaments and open play opportunities, and make reservations directly through the platform at participating venues. Players can also access existing reservation systems at facilities that have not enabled instant booking.
“There are more places to play racquet sports than ever before. Finding one shouldn’t be the hard part,” said Daren Hornig, founder and CEO of CourtsApp.
“Our goal is simple: bring the entire racquet sports ecosystem together and make it dramatically easier for people to get on court.”
The platform currently covers seven sports: tennis, pickleball, padel, squash, badminton, racquetball and table tennis.
For club owners and facility operators, CourtsApp offers an additional avenue to attract players and increase court usage without necessarily changing their existing management software.
Participating venues can maintain a basic facility listing, direct prospective customers to their own booking systems or offer reservations and payments directly through CourtsApp’s Instant Booking feature.
The company is also expanding its reach through integrations and distribution channels that include Google Reserve, ChatGPT, Claude and DUPR, allowing players to discover participating facilities through other digital services.
CourtsApp has further plans to introduce lesson discovery and a pro shop featuring equipment from leading racquet sports brands and retailers.
The company has likened its long-term vision to an Expedia-style marketplace for racquet sports, where players can compare locations, explore opportunities and arrange their next outing without having to navigate multiple platforms.
With its nationwide rollout, CourtsApp is looking to make court access more convenient for recreational and competitive players alike, while giving facilities new opportunities to connect with a growing racquet sports community.
Players can explore available facilities, while club operators can find and claim their listings, at CourtsApp.com.
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