Feature Summary: The CourtReserve Network is where players discover clubs, activities, pros, and tournaments near them, whether or not they're logged in. See the Introducing CourtReserve Network article for a full breakdown of navigation and login behavior.

Use Cases:

A club shows up on the Network only if it uses CourtReserve software, has opted in via the Show on CourtReserve Network toggle in Settings > Organization Settings > CourtReserve Network, allows players to create an account online (member portal enabled), and is located in the current beta area (Florida). If your club's toggle is off, your club won't appear in any of the sections below. See the CourtReserve Network Settings article for details.

Below the search icon, a filter pill shows the current number of players, date, and duration (for example, "2 · Today · 1 hr"). Tapping the pill opens the Who and when panel, where players search by number of players, date, duration, and time of day.

Shows nearby clubs as cards, with sport, distance, courts currently open, and hourly rate. Tapping View all opens the full list, which can also switch to a map view using an icon toggle (a map icon switches to Map view, a list icon switches back), and shows a Photos via Google badge on any club that hasn't uploaded its own photos.

Why it matters: This is often a prospective player's first impression of your club, a snapshot of what you offer and when, easily bookable. For players, it's a quick way to compare clubs nearby at a glance.

Shows upcoming bookable activities, open play, clinics, leagues, and more, with date, time, sport, location, distance, price, and spots available. Tapping View all opens the full activities list.

Why it matters: This puts your programming directly in front of players who may not be looking for your club specifically, which can help fill open spots. For players, it's a fast way to find something to join nearby.

Shows your instructors as cards with their name, title, home club, and certification and credential tags. Tapping a pro opens a full profile with their bio, certifications, sport tags, and available booking times, right from the Network. Instructor bios were built specifically for the Network; they aren't shown anywhere else in CourtReserve yet. Only instructors with Show on CourtReserve Network enabled on their Instructor Bio tab appear here; that setting is off by default. See the Instructor Bio Tab article for full setup details.

If a club doesn't have Book a Pro enabled for an instructor, that instructor's profile shows a message letting the player know online booking isn't available and to contact the club directly, instead of available times.

Why it matters: This gives individual instructors their own visibility and a direct booking path, which can drive lesson bookings from players who don't already know your club. For players, it's a way to choose a pro based on credentials without needing a referral.

Shows upcoming tournaments with date, sport, event type, hosting club or organization, location, and entry fee. This is only visible on the Network side; tournaments haven't been released inside the regular member portal yet. It's powered by an API feed from Swish; registration happens through Swish, not in the CourtReserve app.

Note: Since this feed comes directly from Swish, tournaments from non-CourtReserve organizations can also appear alongside CourtReserve clubs.

Why it matters: Clubs hosting tournaments through Swish get visibility beyond their own membership. For CourtReserve clubs specifically, a Tournaments tab also appears on their own Network listing, showing their tournaments pulled from the same feed. For players, it's a way to discover competitive play nearby.

Players reach search by tapping the search icon. This opens a map of nearby locations with a search bar and a slide-up drawer of results underneath, grouped by category (Clubs, Activities, Pros). The search bar accepts natural phrases, like a sport and a time of day. Tapping a pin on the map replaces the results list with that location's card.

From this map view, tapping the filters icon opens the Filters panel, which narrows results by:

Why it matters: Your Network Settings, courts, sports offered, and amenities, directly determine whether your club shows up when a player filters their search. For players, it's how they narrow results down to exactly what they want.​

Tapping the location chip at the top opens a Where do you want to play? screen, where a player can enter a city or ZIP code, tap Use my location, or choose from Recently Viewed and Popular Metros shortcuts. The location chip shows Nearby by default; once a player searches a different place, it shows that location's name instead.

Why it matters: Clubs in or near a listed metro area may get extra visibility to players searching that area. For players, it's an easy way to check a different area, useful when traveling or helping a friend find somewhere to play.

For a logged-in member, a bell icon appears at the top of their club's dashboard, reached by tapping Home, and opens the Notifications page directly. Logged-in players can also reach notifications from Account > Notifications.

Why it matters: This gives members an accurate, searchable record of what they've actually been notified about. For clubs, it means the page reliably reflects what's already been sent, useful when a member says they never got a notification from one specific club.

If your club is enabled on the Network, this is what a logged-out player sees when they tap into your specific listing from anywhere in the Network.

At the top: your cover photo, club name, starting price, sport and total court count, and address. Players can tap Share to get a public link and QR code for your listing, shareable through any app, email, or social platform.

Five tabs let players scroll through everything your club offers:

Why it matters: This is the fullest view a player gets of your club before ever logging in, everything from your Network Settings, plus real, bookable actions: reserving a court, registering for an activity, booking an instructor, or joining a membership, all without leaving the listing. For clubs, this makes Explore a genuine acquisition path, not just a preview. The Join tab in particular means a prospective player can see your plans and pricing, and even join, before creating a separate account. The Share link gives you a direct, bookable URL and QR code you can use anywhere, social media, email signatures, or printed signage at your facility.

Your club's listing card looks the same on the Network for everyone, in Locations near you, search results, and everywhere else, whether or not the player is already a member. The difference happens when a player taps into it: a non-member sees the public listing described above, while a logged-in player who's already a member of your club is taken straight to your club's CourtReserve dashboard instead.

If a member is logged in, they'll see your club's dashboard anytime they tap Home, until they switch to a different club they belong to.

CourtReserve Network™ is a trademark of CourtReserve.