Universal Tennis Rating
Unlike our group programs, which use NTRP ratings, we use UTR (Universal Tennis Rating) to organize our match play. More information about the benefits of UTR can be found on www.MyUTR.com. UTR takes your recent USTA scores and automatically syncs them to your profile.
UTR is an objective, results-driven rating based on 1) Competitiveness of match history; 2) Match format; 3) History of last 30 matches within 12 months. It does not look at wins or losses. Click here to Understand the UTR Algorithm!
Yes! Just join the UTR range which corresponds to your NTRP rating. If you don’t have an NTRP rating, please visit this page for information on how to get one.
Join The Club
TCSP members looking for intraclub match play opportunities should join the TCSP Digital Club (it’s free!), which you can register onto by visiting this link and clicking “Request to Join”. TCSP staff will then verify you are an active TCSP member and approve your request. Note that registration for our match play events is still through your regular member portal and not through the Digital Club. We use the Digital Club to track results.
- Participate in future club match play events
- Post your own scores (casual and sanctioned) to build your rating
- Look up other player ratings.
- Message other TCSP players through the UTR platform to find new playing partners
Players that have competitive playing histories from participation in USTA tournaments or recreational league play will have a UTR rating already. If you do not have a UTR rating, start posting your own scores! (Remember, you can post recreational scores: 8-game pro sets and 4-game mini sets count towards your UTR but receive slightly less weight relative to best-of-3 set matches) The more you play, the more accurate your UTR will become, and the more competitive your matches will become.
My UTR Account
Players that have competitive playing histories from participation in USTA tournaments or recreational league play will have a UTR rating already. If you do not have a UTR rating, start posting your own scores! (Remember, you can post recreational scores: 8-game pro sets and 4-game mini sets count towards your UTR but receive slightly less weight relative to best-of-3 set matches) The more you play, the more accurate your UTR will become, and the more competitive your matches will become.
Questions? Email adultprograms@tenniscentersandpoint.com