CourtlyGo

Find any court.
Go play.

The open court database for AI assistants, apps and players.

Ask it in an AI assistant through our MCP server, build on it with the API (coming soon), or just search below — free.

Sport

Starting with 5 big US cities. More are on the way — next: Houston, Phoenix, Philadelphia, San Antonio and San Diego.

Ask your AI assistant where to play

CourtlyGo is built to be used by AI assistants: through an MCP server they search real courts instead of guessing.

Example
Tennis courts open to the public in Chicago
AI assistant · via the CourtlyGo MCP serverI found 119 venues with tennis courts open to the public in Chicago. The first three: Source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), data of 2026-10-08.

Example. The courts are real records from our database; the assistant's wording is illustrative.

Ask by city, sport, lights, indoor or outdoor, open to the public, number of courts. Every answer carries the source and the date of the data.

For developers & AI agents →

Three sports, one place

So you don't switch apps when you switch games.

Tennis

Hard, clay and grass courts, lit and unlit.

Pickleball

Dedicated courts and tennis courts with pickleball lines.

Padel

Glass-walled courts. One of the fastest-growing racquet sports.

What you get for every court

A real court from the directory, as a player sees it.

Roosevelt Park Pickleball Court

62 West Roosevelt Road, Chicago, IL 60605

Tennis 2Pickleball 2

Courts
4+
Setting
Outdoor
Lights
not mapped
Surface
Acrylic
Access
Public
Fee
Free

Why CourtlyGo

All three sports in one search

Tennis, pickleball and padel — one place instead of three maps.

Filters that match how you actually play

Surface, lights, indoor or outdoor, open to the public, number of courts.

Free for players

No account needed to search.

How it works

  1. 1
    Pick your city and sport. Choose a city from the list and the sport you play.
  2. 2
    Narrow it down. Choose surface, lights, indoor or outdoor, whether it's open to the public, how many courts you need.
  3. 3
    Go play. Open the court's details and head over.
3,848venues
10,891courts
5US cities, more coming

From OpenStreetMap data of 2026-10-08. Many courts have no name or address in OpenStreetMap; see how complete the data is.

Want to know when we add your city?

Email hello@courtlygo.com and we'll let you know when new cities or the developer access go live.

Email us

Questions

What is CourtlyGo?

A free directory of tennis, pickleball and padel courts. We're starting with the biggest US cities.

Is it free?

Yes, searching for courts is free for players and doesn't need an account.

Why not just Google Maps?

Google Maps is great for finding a place, but it's not built for courts. CourtlyGo shows the details players ask about (surface, lights, indoor or outdoor, open to the public, number of courts), covers all three sports in one search, and is built so AI assistants and developers can use the data too.

Where does the data come from?

OpenStreetMap. It can be incomplete or out of date, so check with the venue before you travel, and tell us about mistakes at hello@courtlygo.com.

Can my AI assistant use CourtlyGo?

Access through an API and MCP is coming soon. Email hello@courtlygo.com and we'll let you know when it's open.

How do I add or fix a court?

Email hello@courtlygo.com with the court's name, address and what to change. Courts also come from OpenStreetMap, where anyone can add or fix them.