Tennis Court Booking System

Members book and pay online, every reservation follows your rules, and waitlists offer cancelled slots to the next player.

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Courts members can book in a tap

Members see which courts are open right now and book without calling the club. Your team spends less time on the phone and more time on court.

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    Live availability. Members see open courts by court or surface, day or night, from your club website, member portal or app.

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    No double bookings. A booked court disappears everywhere at once, because every channel runs on one live calendar.

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    Guests welcome. Players without a membership can book with a guest pass or pay per booking, and staff can add a booking from the schedule in a tap.

Tennis club court schedule showing four courts, booked sessions and open time slots

Rules you set once

Set your booking rules once and every reservation follows them, whether it comes from a member, a guest or your front desk.

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    Limits that fit your club. Set how far ahead members can book, how many active bookings each person can hold, and a cutoff before the start time. Different membership types can have different rules.

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    Buffers and blocks. Add buffer times between bookings, block courts for maintenance or events, and set up recurring bookings.

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    Cancellation policies. Your policy can give a credit or refund for early cancellations, charge a fee for late ones, or do both. Your team can override it when it makes sense.

Tennis court booking rules screen with advance booking window, booking cap and buffer time

One calendar for the whole club

Lessons and classes sit on the same calendar as court bookings, so a coach's hour and a member's court hour never clash.

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    Lessons and classes. Schedule them with capacity limits and an instructor assigned to each.

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    Coach visible at booking. Members book a coach directly or join a class, and see who is coaching either way.

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    Synced to Google Calendar. Every booking appears in the calendar your coaches and staff already use.

Club calendar showing a tennis lesson, a group class and court bookings together

Fewer empty courts

An empty court is lost revenue. Reminders, waitlists and payment at booking keep courts in use.

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    Confirmations and reminders. They go out by email, SMS and push notification, each carrying your club's branding.

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    Waitlists. When someone cancels, the next player is offered the spot automatically.

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    Payment at booking. Members pay by card or Apple Pay through Stripe, or on site with a myPos terminal. Prepaid slots give players a reason to show up, or to cancel early so the court can be reused.

Waitlist offer and booking confirmation message for a tennis court

Bookings that stay yours

Every booking made through your own website, portal or app keeps the relationship with your club. You keep the member's details, their spend and a direct line to bring them back.

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    Direct bookings. Take bookings through your club website, member portal and your branded app, all on one system you control.

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    Reach without lock-in. Your club also appears on the 1club network and its mobile app, where players discover clubs, so new players can find you and the relationship stays with you.

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    Broadcasts when plans change. Message members instantly when courts open up or weather closes play.

Bookings that stay yours
24/7 online booking

From any phone or desktop

1 calendar

Courts, coaches and classes together

4 reminder channels

Email, SMS, WhatsApp and push notification

How court booking works in 1club

Set up your courts and rules

Add your courts, then set booking limits, buffers and your cancellation policy.

Members book and pay

They pick an open court from your website, portal or app. Staff can book from the schedule too.

Reminders and waitlists keep courts in use

Confirmations go out automatically, and cancelled slots are offered to the next player.

What to look for in a court booking system

Whichever system you choose, check for these five things.

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What to look forWhy it mattersIn 1club
Live availability on every channelNo double bookings and fewer phone callsOne live calendar behind your website, portal and app
Rules that apply automaticallyYour team stops policing limitsBooking window, active booking cap, start-time cutoff, buffers, and rules per membership type
A cancellation policy you controlFair, consistent outcomesCredit, refund or fee by policy, with admin override
Waitlists and remindersCancelled slots get usedNext player offered the spot, reminders by email, SMS and push
Bookings that stay with youYou keep member details and spendYour own website, portal and app, plus a listing on the 1club network

What is a tennis court booking system?

A tennis court booking system shows members open courts in real time and lets them book and pay online. With 1club, you set booking rules, buffer times and cancellation windows once, and every reservation follows them. Waitlists refill cancelled slots and reminders cut no-shows, so courts stay full without phone calls.

Frequently asked questions

It shows members open courts in real time and lets them book and pay online. Clubs use it to replace phone calls and paper sheets, stop double bookings and keep courts in use. 1club adds booking rules, waitlists and reminders on the same calendar.

Run every booking on one live calendar. In 1club, a booked court disappears from your website, portal and app at once. Staff book from the same schedule, so two people cannot take the same slot.

Yes. Set how far ahead members can book, how many active bookings each person can hold, and a cutoff before the start time. Rules can differ by membership type.

It depends on the cancellation policy you set. A policy can give a credit or refund for early cancellations, charge a fee for late ones, or do both. Your team can override it when it makes sense.

Yes. Guests can book with a guest pass or pay per booking. Staff can also add a booking from the schedule.