Amateur tennis tournaments in Prague
A day on court, new opponents and a format you can plan around. Browse announced YTC events and check the category, level, location and rules before entering.
Upcoming events
31 October 2026: men's doubles in Vysočany — 16 pairs, 3,200 CZK per pair, first matches at 09:00.
Joining a doubles event
Invite a registered player by name, share a partner invitation or leave a partner spot open. A named partner accepts your invitation; with an open spot, the creator approves the player who joins. You can also enter solo and opt into pairing when registration closes. Check your pair status in the app.
Match formats
Organisers choose the format for each event. These are the formats supported by the platform; the event's published rules tell you which one is in use. Actual match duration depends on play.
- Best of three sets
- The classic and the club default: first to two sets of six games, with a seven-point tiebreak at 6:6. Instead of a full third set, the decider is a ten-point super tiebreak, so even a tight match ends in a predictable time.
- Best of five sets
- A Grand-Slam-sized match for special occasions: first to three sets of six games with a tiebreak at 6:6. The deciding fifth set can be replaced by a ten-point super tiebreak. Plan for several hours on court.
- Single set
- The quickest route to a result: one set to six games, with a seven-point tiebreak at 6:6. Ideal for tournament group stages with many matches per day, or a weeknight when the court is booked for a single hour.
- Eight-game pro set
- One long set to eight games, with a seven-point tiebreak at 8:8. A popular compromise: longer and fairer than a single short set, yet it still fits comfortably into ninety minutes.
- Nine-game pro set
- The pro-set variant played to nine games, with a seven-point tiebreak at 9:9. One game longer than the eight-game version — used where the organiser wants a single set that feels like a full match.
- Fast4
- A fast-paced format of two short sets to four games. At 3:3 a five-point tiebreak kicks in — no two-point margin needed — and instead of a third set the match is decided by a ten-point super tiebreak. A lot of tennis in very little time.
- Ten-point match tiebreak
- The whole match is a single super tiebreak to ten points, win by two. Used as a quick shoot-out — for seedings, group-stage placings, or when there is no time left for a proper set.
Groups and playoffs
Some events begin with round-robin groups and continue into a knockout draw. The number of groups, advancing teams and any consolation draw are set by the organiser and shown in the event regulations. Follow the event's bracket and schedule for your next match.
Choose an event that fits
A free account lets you create a player profile. Each tournament has its own entry conditions and fee. The club's 100–2000 rating scale has nine bands, with separate ratings for singles and doubles; it helps with orientation but does not replace the event rules.