Find a tennis partner who is free when you are
Stop texting five people to find one match. On Let's Hit you mark the hours you can play, see who else is free at the same time, and send a request. Singles, doubles, regular hitting sessions. Free.
How it works
- Mark your hours. A simple grid, one tap per hour, for each day of the week. Your usual times stay set; change a week when life changes.
- See who is free at the same time. Find me a match shows the players in your area free at the hours you picked, with their level and how far away they are.
- Send a request. Pick the hours that suit you. They accept, or propose a time back. One tap and it is on both calendars.
- Make it regular. Turn a good match into a weekly or biweekly hitting session. The site keeps the running tally of who reserves the court and who pays.
- Doubles too. Propose a doubles session, collect the four players' free hours, and lock the time that works for everyone.
Why it beats a group chat
Group texts fail because nobody knows when anyone else is free. Let's Hit starts from the hours, so the only people you ask are the ones who can actually play. Friends see each other's weeks. Everyone else sees only that you are free, never your calendar.
Players looking for partners
7 players on Let's Hit so far. Most active towns:
- Nashua, NH 3 players
- Manchester, NH 2 players
- Hollis, NH 1 player
- Bedford, NH 1 player
Questions
- How do I find a tennis partner near me?
- Join Let's Hit, set your town and level, and mark the hours you can usually play. The Find me a match page shows every player free at the same hours, closest first. Send a request and they get a notification.
- What if the other player wants a different time?
- They can propose a time back. You accept or counter, and once you both agree the match goes on both calendars with a reminder.
- Can I set up a regular weekly hit?
- Yes. A regular hitting session repeats weekly or every other week with the same group. Everyone confirms each week and the site keeps the tally of who reserves the court and who pays.
- Does it work for doubles?
- Yes. A doubles proposal collects four players and the times they are all free, then locks the one that works.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Finding partners, scheduling and joining tournaments are free. Organizers can run tournaments with entry fees collected on the site.
- Is it only for advanced players?
- No. You set your own level from beginner to open, and requests show the other player's level so you can pick matches that suit you.