Saved searches and Hit alerts

Keep a useful search

Set your Play search, filters and venue in Find, then save it. My tennis → Saved searches lets you run or remove it later. You can keep up to ten saved searches. Saving alone sends no email and reserves no place. Literal date filters remain those dates; they do not roll forward automatically.

Ask for a Hit alert when nothing matches

1. Search for hits using an exact venue or a distance search from a venue. If there are no results, look for the Hit alert option.
2. Read the confirmation: an alert replaces your existing active alert, runs for up to 14 days, and sends one email when a currently requestable hit matches.
3. Activate it only if you want that email. A usable LTA claim is required, and a Coaching/Paid-hitting-only alert needs community confirmation.
4. When a match arrives, open the live search, check the hit and request a place. The email does not hold it for you.

Only one alert can be active. It pauses after a match and the search remains saved. If the date you want is beyond the alert's reach, save the search now and activate an alert closer to the date.

Stop, change or reuse your search

Saved searches shows the active alert and its exact expiry. Use Stop alert to stop future matching while retaining the saved search, or Remove to delete the search. A matched, stopped, replaced or expired alert becomes a saved-only search; activate a new alert through an eligible no-results search when you need one.

Host something players are looking for

When enough eligible alerts indicate interest near a venue, eligible hosts may see a “Players are looking near…” prompt. Use it as an invitation to offer a suitable hit. It does not reveal the searchers, guarantee requests or commit anyone to play.