The Weekly Regular
You want a game waiting two or three times a week, without fighting for a court.
- Book court time ahead of the public
- Members-only sessions and club nights
- Member rates on clinics when you want to sharpen up

Join
Memberships open with the doors. The founding list is open now, and it is free. Here is exactly what membership means, exactly what the list gets you, and exactly what happens after you join it.
Membership, Explained
Plans and rates are being finalized now and are shared with the founding list first, before they are published anywhere. What we can tell you today is what membership is for.
What membership looks like for you:
You want a game waiting two or three times a week, without fighting for a court.
You play 3.5 or better and want real matches on a set night.
You want one place where the kids, the parents, and the grandparents can all play.
You have never played and want to learn without feeling lost.
No plan details, no rates, no fine print on this page yet, on purpose. The founding list gets the full picture first, with time to decide before memberships open to the public.
Side by Side
Both are welcome here. The difference is priority.
| Member | Visitor | |
|---|---|---|
| Reserving courts | Book ahead of the public | Book when reservations open to everyone |
| Leagues, clinics, and lessons | Member rates | Guest rates |
| League divisions and clinic spots | First pick | Choose after members |
| Member events | Members-only sessions and club nights | Not included |
| Getting started | The founding invitation, before the public | A free CourtReserve account at opening |
| What it costs | Plans and rates shared with the founding list first | Guest rates shared with the founding list first |
Membership is never required. Plans and rates go to the founding list before they are published anywhere.
The Founding List
The founding list is not a membership and not a deposit. It is the order in which Fort Bend County hears about this club, and the order in which invitations go out.
| Join the List Now | Wait for Opening Day | |
|---|---|---|
| The opening date | You hear it first, by email | You see it when it is public |
| The founding invitation | It arrives before memberships open to the public | You join when the public does |
| Divisions and court times | First pick | You choose from what remains |
Either way costs nothing today. The list just decides the order.
No Catch
A short email confirms you are on the list. That is all, until there is real news.
The opening date, the schedule, the plans and rates, and the founding invitation, in that order, before the public.
When the founding invitation arrives, you choose a membership or you do not. The list never charges you anything.
Want to know what is actually done? The Club page keeps an honest status list. Where the build stands
The Founding List
Name and email are all we need. The optional questions help us plan leagues, clinics, competitive formats, and family programming for the people who are actually coming.
No. It is free, it is not a membership, and it commits you to nothing.
No. A confirmation, then milestone emails when there is real news: the opening date, the schedule, plans and rates, and your invitation. Unsubscribe anytime.
No. Every level is welcome, including never-played. The Learn page is the place to start.
With the doors. The founding list gets the invitation first.
Both are welcome. Members book court time ahead of the public, pay member rates on programs, and get first pick of league divisions and clinic spots. Visitors play at guest rates with a free CourtReserve account. The full comparison is above on this page.
Before anyone else. Plans and rates go to the founding list first, with time to decide before memberships open to the public.