Tennis Hub FAQ

Tennis Hub is a collection of tennis learning resources, instruction video guides, gear deal alerts, daily tennis deals, and tournament tracking tools for tennis players and tennis parents.

I originally built these tools and resource collections to solve problems I encountered for myself and my daughter as we spent more time around tennis. Over time I realized they could also help other recreational players and parents, so I decided to share them publicly.

The goal is simple: make it easier to find practical tennis resources, discover tennis gear deals, check tournament updates, and remember useful learning links in one place.

If you have similar problems, I hope these tools and resources can be useful to you.

Like many other players or parents, I rely on many different websites and apps to manage tennis activities:

• searching for tennis equipment deals
• checking tournament sign-ups (as a parent, I constantly check USTA tournaments that my daughter might want to join to improve her match play)
• finding coaching resources
• tracking improvement

I found it so painful to manually track and find those resources, so I built the first tools for my own use. After using them for a while, I realized they could also help other players. It is basically a handy toolbox for tennis-related tasks.

Tennis Deals tracks tennis gear discounts across tennis-related websites and sends email alerts based on the categories, brands, and email frequency you choose. It helps monitor tennis racquet deals, tennis shoe deals, strings, balls, bags, apparel, and other tennis equipment without checking each store manually.

The tool currently checks Tennis Warehouse, Midwest Racquet Sports, Reddit Tennis Deals, and also local tennis stores such as Just Tennis, Ray's Tennis.

If you know any good websites that you would like me to include, feel free to send them through the feedback here: tennis deals feedback.

Tennis Deals is built for common tennis gear categories such as:

• racquets
• strings
• shoes
• balls
• and other tennis equipment that players often compare across stores.

I check the email sent by the tool daily to spot deals without checking multiple stores.

You can also leverage it here: subscribe

USTA Tournament Alerts is a free Tennis Hub tool for tracking USTA tournament information. It monitors tournaments using filters such as ZIP code, distance, tournament type, age group, level, and other related tournament preferences.

I built it because my daughter started playing USTA tournaments when she turned 10 years old, and I found it tedious to constantly check what tournaments became available, when registration closed, and how player lists changed.

After you save your preferences, the tool sends matching tournament updates automatically. It saves time compared with repeating the same USTA tournament search manually.

It is not an official USTA product and is not affiliated with USTA.

USTA Tournament Alerts stores your preferences and sends updates based on the tournaments that match your saved filters daily. You do not need to repeat the same search or click back and forth through tournament details manually. It saves a lot of time and reduces unnecessary manual clicking.

You can also find curated resources here:

Tennis Resources

Yes. The tools and resources on Tennis Hub are currently completely free to use.

I made these tools and collected these resources for my own use. There is no particular goal for this small site. If you happen to have similar problems, I genuinely hope these tools or resources can be useful to you too.