Park Tennis
Park Tennis
ABOUT PARK TENNIS
I’m Joshua. I built Park Tennis for the courts that already belong to everyone.
I’m Joshua. I built Park Tennis for the courts that already belong to everyone.
I’m Joshua. I built Park Tennis for the courts that already belong to everyone.
I play tennis in Chicago, often with the lake somewhere beyond the fence. Park Tennis started from a simple observation: public courts already have players, rituals, regulars, and community. What they often lack is continuity—a simple way to find the game, return to it, and feel connected to the people around it.
I play tennis in Chicago, often with the lake somewhere beyond the fence. Park Tennis started from a simple observation: public courts already have players, rituals, regulars, and community. What they often lack is continuity—a simple way to find the game, return to it, and feel connected to the people around it.
WHY IT EXISTS
The park is already the clubhouse.
The park is already the clubhouse.
I’m building Park Tennis to make public tennis easier to find, join, and come back to.
I’m building Park Tennis to make public tennis easier to find, join, and come back to.
The Gear Guide is the editorial side: useful objects, good stories, and recommendations chosen for real tennis life rather than catalog theater.
The Gear Guide is the editorial side: useful objects, good stories, and recommendations chosen for real tennis life rather than catalog theater.
SAY HELLO
Have a product I should see, a court story worth sharing, or a thought about public tennis?
Have a product I should see, a court story worth sharing, or a thought about public tennis?