Find a club, join it (openly or by request), accept its waiver if it has one, and understand membership tiers.
Clubs run their own sessions, court bookings and message boards. Joining one is quick, but what happens next depends on how the club has set itself up.
Browse clubs from the Clubs page. Some clubs are private or members-only and won't show up in a public listing; you'd need an invite or direct link from the club to find those.
Most clubs are open: selecting Join on the club's page adds you as an active member straightaway.
If a club has its own waiver, you'll be shown it before you can join and must agree to it. If the club later revises its waiver, the updated version applies the next time you go through its join flow, for example if you leave and then rejoin the club. Registering for a session on its own does not re-prompt you for the waiver.
Some clubs require admin approval to join. Your request sits as pending until a club admin approves it. A club can also issue an invite code that skips approval and joins you immediately.
Some clubs group members into named tiers (for example free, monthly, yearly or one-time). Tiers are set by the club, not chosen by you when you join: if a club offers paid tiers and you'd like to be on a different one, contact the club directly.
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