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Oct 17

The Saturday Sunset Club

We’re running it back one last time for the last Saturday Club of the outdoor season. Join Manhattan Tennis Association at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, Queens on Saturday, October 17, from 5 to 7 p.m. for two hours of social doubles at sunset. Following our Sunday Club in June and Saturday Club in October, we’re returning to the home of the US Open with eight courts and a social doubles rotation designed to bring everyone together. We’ll rotate partners and courts so all players get to play with one another, meet new teammates, and share a fair mix of matchups. This event is sold out. Thanks to everyone who booked a spot. Subscribe below to hear about future MTA events.

Billie Jean King National Tennis Center · 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM · Sunset

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Players at The Saturday Club at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center

Event recap · Oct 3, 2026

The Saturday Club

The nor’easter had other plans for our original Saturday Club date, so we moved the gathering to October 3. New York gave us the make-up date, the National Tennis Center gave us the courts, and the players took it from there. For two hours, we used a system we developed to rotate partners and courts equitably, giving everyone a fair mix of matchups. You’d finish a game with three people you hadn’t met, then start the next one with three more. At the end, we handed prizes to the individual winners and took this group photo in Champions Alley, with the Arthur Ashe memorial statue looking on. That makes two Club weekends for us this year: Sunday in June, Saturday in October. Both sold out quickly. More are on the way, and we might squeeze in one more this year. Subscribe below; we give subscribers first word when tickets open.

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