New York – October 13, 2026 -- Tennis, pickleball and padel players across the U.S. can now search more than 67,000 facilities and 280,000 courts on a single platform, after CourtsApp announced its national expansion.
One search replaces club sites, park directories and search engines
Racquet sports are growing in popularity, but the places to play them remain highly fragmented. Players often have to check individual club websites, park directories and search engines just to find a court.
CourtsApp, an AI-powered discovery and booking marketplace, pulls those sources together. Players can search for places to play nationwide, find tournaments and open play, and book courts instantly at participating facilities. They can also connect directly to a facility's existing reservation system.
Founder and CEO Daren Hornig said finding a place to play shouldn't be the hard part, and described the goal as building the "front door to racquet sports in America."
Facilities choose from three ways to take part
- Get listed on CourtsApp to reach players searching for places to play.
- Connect CourtsApp to an existing booking experience to drive qualified traffic.
- Enable Instant Booking, so players can discover, book and pay for courts directly through CourtsApp.
Facility operators can find and claim their facility at CourtsApp.com.
Court listings also appear in Google Reserve, ChatGPT, Claude and DUPR
CourtsApp inventory can also be found through Google Reserve, ChatGPT, Claude and DUPR, along with other platforms. That extends facility discovery beyond the CourtsApp app itself, so players can find courts wherever their search begins.
The company says the national rollout is a step toward becoming the Expedia of racquet sports: one destination to discover where to play, compare options and book.