CourtReserve launches Florida beta for CourtReserve Network court booking app

CourtReserve has launched the beta of CourtReserve Network in Florida, giving players a free way to discover and reserve courts at participating clubs before a planned national rollout. The move targets a state with heavy racquet-sports demand and puts club listings in front of players earlier in the booking process.

Why it matters: - CourtReserve Network gives players a new way to find and book courts across participating Florida clubs without starting on a club’s own website or app. - The beta could help clubs capture demand from players who search by location, activity, price, or amenities instead of by club name. - The launch is the first step in a planned national rollout for a product aimed at tennis, pickleball, padel, and other racquet sports.

What happened: - CourtReserve launched the beta of CourtReserve Network in Florida on September 3, 2026. - The app is free on iOS and Android. - Players can browse participating clubs and reserve courts through the CourtReserve mobile app. - CourtReserve says more than 2,300 racquet and paddle sports facilities use its club management software platform.

The details: - The Explore tab lets players browse clubs, courts, activities, instructors, and tournaments. - Browsing does not require an account. - Filters include date, activity, court type, surface, distance, price, skill level, and amenities. - Players can save clubs they like. - Players can also look up local instructors, including experience and availability. - Sign-up is required only when a player joins a club or completes a booking that needs an account. - During the beta, players will see openings at participating Florida clubs through Public Bookings in the CourtReserve mobile app. - Eligible Florida clubs are listed automatically. - Clubs can review their listing or remove it through Settings > Organization Settings > CourtReserve Network. - Clubs and enterprises with Branded Mobile Apps are not affected. - Existing members still book through their club dashboard. - Listings include prices, availability, amenities, photos, and instructor profiles. - CourtReserve Network is available in Florida through the CourtReserve mobile app for iOS and Android. - Features and availability may vary by location and applicable terms.

Between the lines: - Florida is a strong test market because the state has one of the highest concentrations of CourtReserve-powered facilities in the country. - The year-round demand in Florida gives CourtReserve a busy environment to refine search, discovery, and booking flows before expanding. - The product also shifts discovery earlier in the decision process, which can benefit clubs that are not top-of-mind for players. - CourtReserve is using the beta to collect feedback from players and clubs before expanding into other states.

What's next: - CourtReserve plans to keep adding clubs during the beta. - The company will adjust the experience based on feedback from players and operators. - Additional states are expected to follow after Florida. - CourtReserve says it will move into other states after the beta period.

The bottom line: - CourtReserve is turning its club network into a consumer-facing booking channel, starting in Florida and building toward a broader national marketplace.