Find a Tournament
Find events, use Upcoming, Past and Mine, and explore tournament and organizer details.
Find an event for your sport, check the details, and choose where to play. Ready to join? See Register for a Tournament.
Open Find a Tournament
You can open Find a Tournament from the Home screen or the top-right menu. Check the selected sport before searching.


Tap the orange Find a Tournament card.
Open the top-right menu, then tap Find a Tournament.
Choose a view: Upcoming, Past or Mine
Find your next event
Use Upcoming to browse events and look for a tournament to join. Recently started events can still appear here; this is not a list of only events that have not started.
Use Search, Filter, or Map to narrow the results, then tap a tournament to open it.

Your events and favorite clubs
Log in to your player account, then select Mine.
Turn on Player to include events you have registered for or played in.
Turn on Favorites to include events from clubs you have favorited. You can leave Player on too.
Choose Upcoming or Past underneath those ovals.


Includes your player events.
Also includes events from your favorite clubs.
Missing an event? Check the highlighted ovals and Upcoming/Past selection first. Then confirm you are logged in to the correct player account. To add a favorite club, see Organizer and club information.
Search and filter
Enter text in Search to narrow the tournament list. On Upcoming or Past, open Filter to adjust your search:
Date range
Start and end dates for your search.
Location
Automatic location or a manually selected location.
Sort by
Date or distance.
Distance
How far away to search.
Type, Format and Status
The kinds of events you want to see.
More filters
Pre-Reg Open, Handicap or Has Waitlist.

Switch between list and card views
Tap the list/grid icon beside the Upcoming, Past and Mine tabs to change how tournaments are displayed. Tap a row or card to open the tournament.

Explore the map
Tap Map above the tournament results.
Move the map to the area you want to explore, then tap Search This Area.
Tap a pin or numbered cluster to explore events at that location.
Select a tournament to see its details.

Understand a tournament listing
Tap any tournament to expand its details. Use the numbered guide below to find the main controls.

Organizer and club information: tap the club/organizer name at the top to open contact information and favorite the club.
Share: share the tournament with someone else.
Scoring and display tools: the scoreboard icon opens the event's scoring/display options. It is not the calendar button.
Event information: check the name, location, date, time, team generation, format and handicap. Add to calendar is beneath the date and time.
Directions: tap the directions arrow beside the location to open directions.
Entry fee, status and registered count: check the price, the event's current status, and how many players are registered.
Discussion: open tournament and group discussions. See Tournament Discussions for the player instructions, or Group Discussion Feeds for an overview.
Follow: open the player/team following options.
Roster: see everyone who is in the tournament.
Dashboard: open the Tournament Dashboard to follow the event and explore available stats.
Register: start tournament registration.
If an event includes a description, open Read Full Description for the organizer's complete instructions before registering.
Organizer and club information
Tap the club/organizer name at the top of the tournament details—item 1 above—to open Contact Info.

Phone / Email: contact the organizer using the available contact methods.
Upcoming Tournaments: see more upcoming events from this organizer/club.
View Club Page: open the club's page.
Favorite heart: add the club to your favorites. Favorited! means it is already selected. To see those events under Mine, highlight the Favorites oval there too.
Website / Instagram / Facebook: open the links supplied by the organizer, where available.
Ready to play?
Continue to Register for a Tournament. Creating a player account and registering for an event are separate steps.
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