Find a tennis partner near you
A tennis partner has to match on two things: level and schedule. AthletiLink lets you filter for both — rating, city, and the days people actually play — so your first message is to someone who can genuinely give you a game.
What you can find
- Partners at your level
- Weekly hitting partners
- Doubles partners
- Coaches and academies
- Clubs and ladders
Tennis positions and formats
- Singles
- Doubles
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Advanced
- Competitive
How to find a tennis partner who matches your level
Put your rating or self-assessed level, your home courts and your usual playing times on your profile. Level mismatch is the single reason most hitting arrangements fall apart after one session.
Then filter the directory by sport and city and message two or three people rather than one — tennis partners are a scheduling problem as much as a skills one.
- Filter by level, city and preferred play times
- Find singles hitting partners and doubles pairs
- Search coaches and academies near you
- Join club ladders and local competitive groups
- Save regular partners so you can message the group
Coaching, ladders and match play
Coaches list their specialism, court locations and availability on their profiles, so you can compare before you book. Clubs post ladder openings, social nights and tournament entries to the feed.
If you compete, keep your results on your profile. A visible match record makes it much easier for stronger players to accept a hit.
How it works
- 01
Create your free profile
Add your sport, position, level, location and a couple of clips. Ten minutes is enough to be findable.
- 02
Search near you
Filter the directory by sport, position and city to see players, teams, coaches and clubs in your area.
- 03
Message and arrange it
Send a direct message, agree a time and place, then post how it went so more people find you next time.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a tennis hitting partner near me?
Set your level and home courts on your profile, then filter the directory to tennis players in your city and message the ones at a similar level with overlapping availability.
Can I find a doubles partner for league play?
Yes. Say in your profile and feed posts that you are looking for a doubles partner and which league or ladder you want to enter — that specificity gets replies.
Is AthletiLink free?
Yes. Creating a profile, searching for players and teams near you, posting to the feed and messaging other members is free.
Can I browse before creating an account?
Yes. Profiles, the community feed and the member directory are all browsable without signing in. You only need an account to message, post or save people.
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