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Open Tennis League

Amateur tennis leagues near you

Tables, fixtures and promotions worked out from the results themselves. Plus a court booked at the club and an opponent at your level - no calls to reception, no spreadsheet.

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  1. The table works itself out

    One side enters the score, the other confirms it - that is all it takes. Points, promotions and relegations follow, with nobody keeping a spreadsheet.

  2. A date from your calendar, not from phone calls

    You mark when you play. An opponent from your division gets a proposed time instead of the question “so when?”.

  3. The court in the same app

    The club schedule online: free hours, the price list and a booking without calling reception.

Three ways in

Why you are here

An organiser brings the competition, players come to a ready league, and a club lends its courts. Each of the three gets a different door - pick yours.

  1. For organisers

    Run a league

    Groups, fixtures, scoring, promotions and relegations - the table works itself out from the results. Put the finished table on your club website with one pasted snippet.

    Create an account and a league How organising works

  2. For players

    Play in a league

    Sign up for a league in your town, play matches in your division and keep an eye on your place in the table. Your OTL rating starts with the first confirmed result.

    Sign up What players get

  3. For clubs and venues

    Let a league onto your courts

    Add your club to the directory and run the schedule online: prices, opening hours, blocks for tournaments and settlements. Players book for themselves and reception stops answering the phone.

    Register the club What clubs get

What is in the app

Everything a league needs, in one place

Every feature below exists because somebody used to do it by hand - in a spreadsheet, a group chat or at the club reception.

See how it works

  1. The table updates itself

    One player enters the score, the other confirms it. Points, positions, promotions and relegations follow at once – nobody keeps a spreadsheet, nobody chases anyone.

  2. Fixtures from your calendar

    Mark the hours you can play. The app finds an opponent from your division with a matching slot and proposes a time – instead of a chain of “so when?” messages.

  3. OTL rating and levels

    A short self-assessment sets your starting level; confirmed results move it from there. Divisions are drawn from the rating, so you meet opponents who make you work.

  4. Challenges and friendly matches

    Between league rounds, challenge anyone at your level in the community. Friendly results count towards your rating, so the off-season is never dead time.

  5. Court booking in the same app

    The club schedule online: free hours, the price list and a booking in three taps. Match proposed, court booked, done – no phone call to reception.

  6. The table on your club website

    Every league ships with an embed snippet. Paste it into any page and the live table, fixtures and results appear there, updated automatically.

How it works

From sign-up to your first match in four steps

No club membership required, no fee to open an account. A league fee, when there is one, is set by its organiser.

Create an account

  1. Step 1: Create an account

    E-mail, a short level questionnaire and you are in. Free for players; no club membership required.

  2. Step 2: Find or start a league

    Browse leagues in your town and sign up – or set up your own, public or private, in a few minutes.

  3. Step 3: Mark when you play

    Tick your free hours. The app pairs you with an opponent from your division and proposes a time and a court.

  4. Step 4: Play and enter the score

    After the match one of you enters the result, the other confirms it. The table and your rating update on the spot.

Pick your surface

Every court has its own colour

Switch the look of this site to the surface you play on. The choice stays in your browser - the ball stays green on all three.

On the court, not in a spreadsheet

Player serving on an outdoor court
Doubles rally at the net
Forehand on a clay court
Players shaking hands after a match
Backhand slice
Warm-up before a league match

FAQ

Questions before the first serve

All questions and answers Still have a question? Write to us.

Does it cost anything to join?

Creating an account and playing friendly matches is free. Some leagues charge an entry fee set by their organiser – you see it before you sign up.

How does the app know my level?

At the start you answer five quick questions (how long you have played, how often, serve, rallies, matches) and get a suggested level on the 1.5–5.5+ scale. You can correct it. From the first confirmed result the OTL rating takes over.

I am not a member of any club. Can I still play?

Yes. Leagues are open to anyone at the right level. You need a court for the match – booked through the app at a listed club, or anywhere you and your opponent agree.

What if my opponent enters a wrong score?

Nothing changes until you confirm. Reject the result and the organiser gets a dispute to settle. Until then the table stays as it was.

How much time does a season take?

A typical division has 6–8 players and one match per round; rounds are usually two weeks long. Count on one match every two weeks, at a time you chose yourself.

How long does it take to set up a league?

Ten minutes: name, town, format (groups, points, promotion rules), visibility and an optional fee. Players sign up by themselves; the draw happens when you close entries.

From the blog

Guides for players, organisers and clubs

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Ready to play?

Your first match is closer than you think

Create an account, mark when you are free and let the league find you an opponent. The court is one tap further.

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