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About USTA Flex

With USTA Flex, you can play tennis at your level on a court near you, whenever it suits you. Get on the court and enjoy friendly, competitive singles or doubles matches. Whatever your level – beginner or advanced – you will play exciting matches, meet new people and improve your game. Flex leagues are taking place all across the US and all year round for adults over the age of 18. Leagues take place in a round-robin or ladder 2.0 format, and a season generally runs for 8 to 12 weeks. You can arrange matches whenever you want – so it’s ideal if you’re looking to compete around your busy lifestyle. Why you should join More tennis: Play 5-7 level-based matches while making new tennis friends Ultimate flexibility: With our in-app chat, scheduling matches around your life has never been easier. Play when you want, where you want Track your progress: Every match is an opportunity to improve your game and improve your WTN rating Features of the USTA Flex app - Find all you need in one place – entering leagues, setting up matches, inputting scores and match history - In-app chat – easily schedule matches with your opponents with individual and group chats - More to come: Set up your own flex leagues and join local events and communities to get the most out of your tennis Not sure of your level of play? No problem – we’ll find the right group for you using your ITF World Tennis Number, so you play opponents at the right level for you. What’s the ITF World Tennis Number? The ITF World Tennis Number is a rating system for all tennis players across the world. It makes it easier for everyone who plays tennis in US to organize and play against opponents of a similar standard. • A worldwide rating system that ranges from 40 (beginner players) to 1 (pro players). • Has separate ratings for Singles and Doubles players • Uses a sophisticated algorithm to calculate your rating and updates it every time you compete • Counts sets and matches played, which means the more you compete, the more accurate your WTN will be Game on! Download the USTA Flex App today and enter a world where more tennis matches are just a tap away. Join our community of passionate players and discover the joy of playing tennis on your terms. Let’s make every match count with USTA Flex!

Ratings & reviews

4.8

772 ratings

5 ★ 89% 4 ★ 6% 3 ★ 2% 2 ★ 1% 1 ★ 3%

What’s new

Version 8.3.0 · Updated October 22, 2026

- Calendar sync: turn it on in Settings to add your confirmed matches straight to your calendar. - Captain chat: team captains now have their own chat to coordinate. - Plus various bug fixes and improvements.

App privacy

The developer, USTA, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name

Used for: Product Personalization

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data
  • Identifiers: Device ID

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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