Club
One home for the whole group
New players see who runs the club, when it plays, and how to get in, without anyone forwarding screenshots to explain.
Four steps, then it runs automatically
Find or start a club
Join a club near you, or open your own and invite the people you already play with.
The host schedules a session
Set the weekly slot once. The next session opens itself, so nobody has to ask.
Players join from one link
Spots fill in order. When someone drops out, the waitlist moves up on its own.
Play, then do it again
Attendance and court costs land in the club fund. Next week starts from where you left off.
Everything a club needs to last
A few things keep a group playing past its first few months. SocialCourts covers everything.
Sessions
Your regular slot, always on
Recurring sessions keep the calendar alive even in the weeks when nobody feels like organising anything.
Players and waitlist
Nobody counts hands in the chat
The list is live: who is playing, who is next. Replying late stops costing someone their spot.
Club fund
Money stays boring
Dues, court fees, and who has paid sit in one ledger, so the fund never turns into one person's headache.
Player matching
Players browse open guest spots. Hosts post from a session to fill theirs.
Find a game near you
Browse open guest spots by province, skill level, and price.
Browse open postsFill your court
Post from a session, review responders, lock your lineup.
Create a free clubComing soon
Tournaments
Brackets, rules, and live scores on their own site, tied back to your club when the tournament belongs to it.
tournament.socialcourts.com
What drives us
We ran our own club out of a group chat for two years. Every week, the same thread: who is in, who dropped, who still owes for the court. Sessions got skipped, the fund got fuzzy, and good players quietly stopped turning up. SocialCourts is the tool we wanted back then.
Your club can still be playing next year
See which clubs are already running, or set yours up in a few minutes.