Updated November 2026. Tennis City Boston
If you just moved to Boston, three steps will get you playing.
- Find your nearest courts. The court list shows every city site by neighborhood.
- Meet players at your level. Join the Slack group and post in your channel. The rating guide helps you pick.
- Get a regular game. USTA New England’s social doubles run weekly in several neighborhoods, with no membership needed.
Plan for winter
Outdoor play gets harder in a Boston winter, so look at indoor options early.
How courts work
We could not find one citywide rule for sharing public courts. How to get a court sums up what is published.
Related guides
- Find a Tennis Partner in Boston
- Boston Public Tennis Courts
- USTA Leagues in New England for Boston Players
- NTRP and UTR Ratings: Pick Your Boston Channel
Looking for someone to play with? Join the Tennis City Boston Slack group and post a day, time and court at your NTRP level. It is free now; new members pay $5 a year after the 200th member.