Montclair Tennis Association Meetup Group

Hot Courts happen every Thursday evening, year-round, at the Montclair Courts on Mountain at Colton in Montclair, Oakland.

Stop by anytime between 6:30 pm and 9:30 pm (no partner needed) for some casual and fun doubles tennis.

The exact format varies, but generally consists of four no-ad games followed by a tiebreaker, after which those who had a bye on the previous round are brought in, partners and opponents are switched up, and play begins again.

The cost is only a 2-buck donation per evening, 100% of which goes to help defray the costs of court maintenance and repair (nets, windscreens, etc.).

Hot Courts happen every Thursday evening, year-round, at the Montclair Courts on Mountain at Colton in Montclair, Oakland.

Stop by anytime between 6:30 pm and 9:30 pm (no partner needed) for some casual and fun doubles tennis.

The exact format varies, but generally consists of four no-ad games followed by a tiebreaker, after which those who had a bye on the previous round are brought in, partners and opponents are switched up, and play begins again.

The cost is only a 2-buck donation per evening, 100% of which goes to help defray the costs of court maintenance and repair (nets, windscreens, etc.).

Hot Courts happen every Thursday evening, year-round, at the Montclair Courts on Mountain at Colton in Montclair, Oakland.

Stop by anytime between 6:30 pm and 9:30 pm (no partner needed) for some casual and fun doubles tennis.

The exact format varies, but generally consists of four no-ad games followed by a tiebreaker, after which those who had a bye on the previous round are brought in, partners and opponents are switched up, and play begins again.

The cost is only a 2-buck donation per evening, 100% of which goes to help defray the costs of court maintenance and repair (nets, windscreens, etc.).

Hot Courts happen every Thursday evening, year-round, at the Montclair Courts on Mountain at Colton in Montclair, Oakland.

Stop by anytime between 6:30 pm and 9:30 pm (no partner needed) for some casual and fun doubles tennis.

The exact format varies, but generally consists of four no-ad games followed by a tiebreaker, after which those who had a bye on the previous round are brought in, partners and opponents are switched up, and play begins again.

The cost is only a 2-buck donation per evening, 100% of which goes to help defray the costs of court maintenance and repair (nets, windscreens, etc.).