New booking app lets players find and reserve tennis, pickleball, and padel courts at participating clubs across Florida, with additional states to follow.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FL, UNITED STATES, September 3, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — CourtReserve, the club management software platform used by more than 2,300 racquet and paddle sports facilities, today launched the beta of CourtReserve Network, a court booking app that lets players find and reserve courts at participating clubs across Florida. The statewide beta is the first market in a planned national rollout.
Free on iOS and Android, the app covers tennis, pickleball, padel, and other racquet sports. Players can browse clubs, courts, activities, instructors, and tournaments in the app’s Explore tab — a tennis court in Miami, a pickleball game in Orlando, an indoor club in St. Augustine — without creating an account.
“CourtReserve Network is designed to make finding and playing racquet and paddle sports simpler,” said Tim Owens, Co-Founder & CEO of CourtReserve. “Florida is our home state and the ideal place to begin, and this beta will help us learn from players and clubs as we prepare to expand into more states.”
Filters narrow results by date, activity, court type, surface, distance, price, skill level, and amenities. Players can save the clubs they like and look up local instructors, including their experience and availability. Browsing requires no account; players sign up only when they join a club or make a booking that needs one.
For Florida clubs on CourtReserve, the appeal is straightforward: they turn up at the moment someone is deciding where to play. That includes players who would never have thought to search for the club by name. Listings carry prices, availability, amenities, photos, and instructor profiles. Nothing changes for existing members, who still book through their club dashboard as before.
Eligible Florida clubs are listed automatically. Clubs that want to check their listing, or remove it, can do so under Settings > Organization Settings > CourtReserve Network. Clubs and enterprises with Branded Mobile Apps are not affected.
Florida went first for a reason. The state has one of the heaviest concentrations of CourtReserve-powered facilities in the country, covering tennis, pickleball, padel and other racquet sports, and the courts stay busy all year.
“Florida already has plenty of places to play — now they’re easier to discover,” Owens said. “When players can find and book more clubs nearby, everyone wins.”
During the beta, players will see openings at participating Florida clubs through Public Bookings in the CourtReserve mobile app. The company said it will keep adding clubs and reworking the experience based on feedback from players and operators before moving into other states.
CourtReserve Network is available in beta in Florida through the CourtReserve mobile app for iOS and Android. Browsing is free and does not require an account. Features and availability may vary by location and applicable terms.
CourtReserve Network is a trademark of CourtReserve.
About CourtReserve
Founded in 2016 by Tim and Ashley Owens and headquartered in St. Augustine, Florida, CourtReserve is a club management platform serving more than 2,300 racquet and paddle sports facilities in the U.S. and globally. The platform covers bookings, billing and payments, events, lessons, access control, marketing communications, and player engagement across tennis, pickleball, padel, badminton, volleyball, and squash. Learn more at courtreserve.com.
Ben Virdee-Chapman
CourtReserve
press@courtreserve.com
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