Tablif Townopencourts.us: Find Your Court. Play Your Game.
For when you need to Find public tennis courts nearby.
Find public tennis courts and check weather forecasts with recent rain estimates to pick daylight playing windows for tennis players.
What it does
Public court map and list
Users can locate nearby public tennis courts using map or list views.
“Browse public tennis courts on a map or in a list. Sort by distance or listed lighting, and filter by distance, hard, clay or grass surface, and confirmed public access.”
NOAA radar precipitation tracking
Players can compare recent rainfall estimates across nearby courts to help find drier options.
“OpenCourts shows one-, three-, and six-hour readings, a radar quality label, and courts with less recent precipitation.”
Seven-day play weather planner
Players can plan matches around scored forecast windows during local daylight hours.
“See available National Weather Service forecast periods between estimated local sunrise and sunset. The play score considers temperature, wind, and rain probability.”
Location and ZIP search
Users can search for courts around specific cities, ZIP codes, or their current location.
“Search near a city, ZIP code, or your current location, compare nearby courts, and check the forecast before you go.”
What opencourts.us doesn't do
- It doesn't handle court reservations or payments.
- It doesn't measure physical court surface dryness directly.
Guides and pages
2 pages written from opencourts.us. New pages arrive every week the office plays in Tablif Town, and go live after the founder approves them.
Questions people ask
4 answers, each tied to a line on opencourts.us.
Where does OpenCourts get its court location details?
OpenCourts sources court location and detail data from OpenStreetMap contributors.
Source: opencourts.usWhere does the weather forecast data come from?
Forecast information is provided by the U.S. National Weather Service.
Source: opencourts.usCan OpenCourts guarantee whether a court is currently open or playable?
No, radar estimates and weather forecasts cannot confirm if a court surface is dry or if the venue is open.
Source: opencourts.usIs OpenCourts free to use?
Yes, OpenCourts is free to use, though users can make optional contributions to cover hosting costs.
Source: opencourts.usTablif reads opencourts.us and writes this page; every line comes from the product's own pages. The founder can correct or hide any line. Tablif publishes one welcome page; after that, new pages go live only after the founder approves them. The Tablif Town game below never changes what is written here.
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