You can sign up for a free I Love Tennis account in a few easy steps. Click
Log In which you can find on any page on top of the main navigation bar to create an account. You need to have a valid email address. A username is permanent, so pick one you like! After that, just pick a password and click
Next.
We will then lead you through a few questions (see below) to set up your profile. Once you have completed the questions, we’ll send an email to the address you provided. Click on the confirmation link in the email to activate your account (don't forget to check your "Spam" folder if you can't find the email!). If you’re unable to activate your account,
Let Us Know !
[i] Pick your Skill Level
Are you on your way to Roger’s Cup or just learning to serve? The
National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) is a useful guide for tennis players to determine their skill level. Don’t be put off by the big fancy word, it’s easy to use! Simply read through the descriptions and choose which number best describes your current ability. Your
NTRP number will appear on your player profile to help other players quickly spot you as a great potential
Tennis Buddy.
*Remember, your skill level can improve over time, but to get started and play fair friendly matches, be sure to choose a number that accurately reflects your ability!
You can read more about the NTRP
here.
[ii] Choose 5 tennis courts
Pick the top 5 courts in the city where you like to play tennis. These might be courts near your home or in your neighbourhood, close to your work, or even courts you’d be willing to travel for (have love, will travel!).
Not sure which courts to choose? Browse through the tennis courts pages
here.
The list you choose appears on your profile under
Favorite Courts and will help us set you up with players who play where you play. Partners who play in your courts will appear most frequently in search results. We also suggest players and courts that are nearby, giving you the freedom to explore new options!
[iii] Pick your Playtime
Pick your preferred time of day/week to play tennis: weekends, weekdays, or "flexible". Like
Favorite Courts, this list will appear on your profile under
Playtime and improve search results when you’re looking for partners.
[iv]Pick your Type of Match
Are you a solo player who prefers to play singles (one against one), or do you enjoy doubles (two against two)? Maybe you like both! Choose your type of match (Singles, Doubles, or Singles and Doubles) to let other players know what type of match you’re looking for.