Feature Summary: The CourtReserve Network lets players find clubs, courts, activities, and pros near them in the CourtReserve mobile app, with no account needed to browse. Everything players see on your listing comes from settings you control, and most of them take minutes to set.

Use Cases:

Note: The CourtReserve Network is in Beta and currently available to clubs in Florida and Utah. Clubs in the rollout are listed automatically, so being on the Network is already done. This article covers what makes your listing work.

A player makes three decisions about your club: whether it shows up in their search, whether to tap it, and whether they can book once they land. Each decision reads from a different group of settings.

When a player opens the CourtReserve mobile app without logging in, the Network is their Home screen. Logged-in players can also explore it from My Clubs to find clubs near them or in an area they plan to visit.

A player starts from a location (where they are, a city, or a ZIP code), then searches by keyword or browses the map. Results are grouped into Clubs, Activities, and Pros, and can be filtered by:

Your listing is built from settings in a few places across the admin panel. Players only see the result, so any field you leave blank shows up as a gap on your listing. Use this table to see which setting controls each part of what players see.

The steps below follow that same order.

Work through these five steps in order. Steps 1 and 2 cover your club profile, all on one settings page, and Steps 3 and 4 get your pros listed and bookable. Step 5 shows you how to send players straight to your listing.

Search filters read directly from your court and sport settings. A club with no sport on its courts, no Indoor or Outdoor setting, and no amenities can drop out of a filtered search, even when it is the closest club on the map.

Note: Edit Courts changes the same court records used everywhere else in CourtReserve, not just your Network listing.

Note: To appear on the Network, your club must also allow players to create an account online in your member portal settings.

In search results, players see only your cover photo and club name. When they tap through, your Info tab shows your photos, About, amenities, and location. That tab is where a player decides whether to join, book, or keep scrolling. All three settings below are in Settings > Organization Settings > CourtReserve Network.

Until you upload your own photos, the Network shows the image from your Google Business Profile, which is often a street view or an old photo. This is the single most visible change you can make.

You have 750 characters and paragraph breaks, with no other formatting. Lead with what makes your club different, then say what you offer and who you welcome. Skip your hours and address, since those already show on your listing.

A simple pattern is three sentences: who you are, your courts and programs, and who it is for (members, drop-ins, beginners, juniors, or visitors).

For example: "Bayside Racquet Club is a family-run club on the water, open to members and visitors since 1998. We have eight clay tennis courts and six dedicated pickleball courts, with clinics, leagues, and junior programs every week. New to the game? Book a beginner lesson with one of our certified pros, no membership needed."

Total courts stays in sync with your court setup. Every other amenity is a toggle: Pro shop, Food & Beverage, Stringing, Reservations, Lessons, Clinics & Camps, Tournaments, Leagues, Locker rooms, Demo Program, Parking, and Video Recording (for clubs with a Save My Play or PlaySight integration).

Players searching for a lesson browse Pros as well as clubs. A pro with a photo, a real bio, and their certifications is the one players choose, so don't stop at the visibility toggle.

Bio tab fields:

To learn more, see Instructor Bio Tab.

If your club has no Public Booking enabled, players who are not logged in see your Info tab and a prompt to join, with nothing to book. Public Booking turns your listing into a way to book. Courts and activities come first, and lessons are a separate setting. For most clubs, Public Booking is already on, so this is usually a quick check.

Note: The membership you choose controls the rules and pricing for every lesson booked through Public Booking. Choose one whose lesson prices you are comfortable showing to the public.

To learn more, see Public Booking for Lessons.

Players can only book pros who are on a Book a Pro scheduler that allows the membership you chose above.

Note: If that membership is not allowed on the scheduler, players can see your pros on the Network but cannot book them.

To learn more, see Book a Pro Setup.

Every club listing has a Share button that opens a direct link. Anyone who opens the link lands on your listing, with Book and Join right there.

Add the link to your email signature, website, and social media bios.

Most clubs can work through this list in about 10 minutes, plus a few minutes per instructor.

To learn more about every Network setting, see CourtReserve Network Settings.