NEW YORK, October 13, 2026 — CourtsApp, the AI-powered discovery and booking marketplace for racquet sports, today announced its national expansion, bringing more than 67,000 facilities and 280,000 courts across the United States onto a single platform. The expansion marks a major step toward solving one of racquet sports’ most persistent problems: finding a place to play.
As tennis, pickleball, padel and other racquet sports continue to surge in popularity, the places to play them remain highly fragmented. Players often have to search across individual club websites, park directories and search engines just to find a court.
CourtsApp brings that fragmented landscape together. Players can now search for places to play across the country, discover tournaments, book courts instantly at participating facilities, or connect directly to a facility’s existing reservation system, all from one platform.
“There are more places to play racquet sports than ever before. Finding one shouldn’t be the hard part,” said Daren Hornig, founder and CEO of CourtsApp. “Our goal is simple: bring the entire racquet sports ecosystem together and make it dramatically easier for people to get on court. With more than 67,000 facilities now on CourtsApp, we’re building the front door to racquet sports in America.”
One Platform. More Ways to Play.
CourtsApp began with a simple idea to make booking a court as easy as booking a hotel or a table at a restaurant. The company has since expanded that vision, building a national marketplace designed to help players discover not only available courts, but more of the ways to play on them.
Today, CourtsApp spans tennis, pickleball, padel, squash, badminton, racquetball and table tennis. Players can search by sport and location, discover facilities, tournaments and Open Play, and book immediately on CourtsApp where Instant Booking is available.
The marketplace will continue to expand with lessons, a pro shop with gear from leading brands and retailers, and more, creating an increasingly comprehensive destination for racquet sport players.
Turning Player Discovery Into Facility Growth
For facilities, CourtsApp provides a new way to reach high-intent players and generate traffic and bookings without requiring them to replace their existing court management systems.
Facilities can participate in the way that works best for their business. They can be listed on CourtsApp to reach players searching for places to play, connect CourtsApp to their existing booking experience to drive qualified traffic, or enable Instant Booking, allowing players to discover, book and pay for courts directly through CourtsApp.
The model allows independent clubs, public facilities and large operators alike to increase their visibility while maintaining control over pricing and availability.
AI-Powered Discovery Finds More Places to Play
CourtsApp inventory can also be found through Google Reserve, ChatGPT, Claude and DUPR, as well as other platforms, extending facility discovery beyond CourtsApp itself and helping connect players with places to play wherever their search begins. Hornig adds “Facility owners are focused on community building and maximizing the revenues they can generate on the courts. CourtsApp gives them all of the technological tools and distribution methods that are available today. We are constantly focused on expanding their reach using technology.”
National expansion is the latest step in CourtsApp’s ambition to become what the company has described as the Expedia of racquet sports: one destination where players across the country can discover where to play, compare their options and easily book the experience they want.
With 67,000+ facilities now represented on the platform and more capabilities on the way, CourtsApp is moving closer to an even bigger goal of making the fragmented world of racquet sports feel like one connected ecosystem.
Players can explore CourtsApp, and facility operators can find and claim their facility, at CourtsApp.com.
