Peanut Tennis

Peanut Tennis is an Australian web app for competitive players who want to find a court and find a tournament without digging through association websites, PDFs and outdated venue lists. It maps every tennis court in the country, including the free park courts, and lists every sanctioned tournament with filters for state, age group and date.

The directory currently covers 3,737 venues and 1,361 free park courts, plus 149 upcoming tournaments. Peanut Tennis is independent and not affiliated with Tennis Australia or UTR Sports.

Key Features

• Court finder with nearest-first results covering park courts, clubs and tennis centres, so you can see what is actually close to you rather than scrolling a static list.
• Detailed venue information including lights, surface type and how to get on court, which helps you judge whether a venue suits an evening hit or a weekend match.
• Free court coverage of 1,361 park courts, with dedicated pages for popular cities such as 152 free courts in Melbourne and 174 free courts in Sydney.
• Tournament search by state, age group and date, with 149 events coming up and counts broken down across ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC and WA.
• Entry lists before the draw so you can see who has entered a tournament before it is published.
• Plain English guides and rules, covering UTR, tiers, ball colours, your first tournament and association by-laws.

Who Should Use Peanut Tennis

• Competitive players who want one place to scout upcoming tournaments by state and age group and check who else has entered.
• Casual players and beginners looking for free park courts near them, or reading the guides on ball colours and a first tournament before signing up.
• Parents and coaches managing a player's calendar across multiple states and age groups.
• Travellers who want to find a hit in an unfamiliar city, from Melbourne and Sydney park courts to club venues elsewhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Peanut Tennis?

Peanut Tennis is an Australian tennis directory that combines a court finder with a tournament listing. It covers 3,737 venues, 1,361 free park courts and upcoming sanctioned events across every state and territory.

Can I find free tennis courts near me?

Yes. The court directory includes 1,361 free park courts and sorts results nearest first. City pages such as free courts in Melbourne and free courts in Sydney make it quick to see what is available locally.

How are tournaments organised?

The tournament section lists 149 upcoming sanctioned events, browsable by state, age group and date. Each state has its own count, from 63 in Victoria to 4 in ACT and Tasmania.

Can I see who has entered a tournament?

Yes. Peanut Tennis shows entry lists before the draw is released, so you can check the field before deciding whether to play.

Does Peanut Tennis explain the rules and rankings?

The site includes guides on UTR, tiers, ball colours and playing your first tournament, plus association by-laws written in plain English.