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TAIPEI · FLEX TENNIS

Taipei tennis league

Real competition. Room for real life.

Want to compete without a fixed weekly schedule? Flex Tennis Taiwan groups players by ability. Arrange a time and court with your opponent, and make match play part of your life.

An overhead view of a singles tennis match
Your next opponent could be your next tennis friend.

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Latest announced season

Fall League 2026 - Taipei

These are the latest announced season details. Join the notification list for the next opportunity to register.

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Season dates
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Registration per player, per season
NT$399
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Choose a time and court together with your opponent, and share any court fees.

01 / FIND YOUR MATCH

A similar level. A better match.

The league is built around adult recreational players. Tell us your playing level and preferred areas when signing up. Divisions depend on the players who register, and organizers may adjust a player’s level based on results.

Taipei courts. A location you agree on.

Taipei and New Taipei players are welcome! Pick a time and place that works for you and your opponent, and enjoy a match at a public, club or residential court.

Playing levels in your profile

Pick the level closest to how you play in matches now. Not sure? Get in touch.

  • Beginner2.5

    Suits: Players who can play and score a full match on their own but have little match experience.

  • Skilled3.0

    Suits: Players who have played for a few years and already play matches.

  • Competitive3.5

    Suits: Players with a solid game built over years of matches who are starting to think about tactics.

  • Advanced4.0+

    Suits: Players with a dependable game at the baseline and the net, whose doubles teamwork shows. Players at 4.5 and above, who can vary pace and spin, also choose this level.

Self-check details for each level

02 / MAKE TIME TO PLAY

A season to work toward. A schedule that works.

  1. 01

    Register with your playing level

    Create an account, confirm your level and preferred areas, then review the season details and register.

  2. 02

    Reach out to your division

    Once divisions are announced, contact your opponents to agree on a time and court. Flexible scheduling still means finishing within the regular-season and playoff-round deadlines.

  3. 03

    Play, report, repeat

    Agree on the match format before play and report your result afterward. Follow your division standings and that season’s playoff qualification rules.

For singles matches, agree with your opponent before play on either two sets plus a deciding match tiebreak or a 10-game pro set. Read the full scoring, cancellation, rain and playoff rules before entering.

Read the full league rules

03 / FROM THE COURT

A real season, in our own words.

Our 2025 winter mid-season report recorded 65 completed matches, player level changes and playoff progress at that time. These are historical figures for that season; participation and match opportunities vary.

Before your first match.

Can I join if I am new to tennis?

First consider whether you can play and score a match independently, then review the self-assessment levels. If you are unsure, ask the organizers about the current season’s divisions. This is a competition league, not a coaching program.

Do I have to play on weekends?

No. Players can agree on weekdays or weekends within the season deadlines. Before registering, make sure you have time to contact opponents and complete matches.

How many matches can I play each season?

Arrange matches freely, with no cap on your total match count. You can play the same opponent up to twice per season. Reach out to fellow players and build match experience at your own pace!

How do we arrange a court?

Choose a time and court together with your opponent, and share any court fees.

MATCH DAYS / SHARED BY PLAYERS

From our players’ match days

From a first win to a team photo. Six tennis moments shared by our players.

1 / 6
Player story with court photos, a post-match selfie and the words First game first win in flex
@andy032493

First Flex match. First win.

Player story showing a photo with an opponent from Spain and a match result card at Youth Park
@killer00077

A match with an opponent from Spain. A photo to remember it.

Player story celebrating a place in the 2026 spring league final with a match result and court selfie
@luckyguy1218

From the spring league to the final.

Player story showing a second spring-league win, a result card and a photo of both players
@luckyguy1218

A second spring-league win, and a photo with the opponent.

Player-shared group photo on court at night, captioned Flex team competition
@davisjang

Team-match night. A group photo on court.

Player story with a close-up of Flex socks, tennis shoes and a racket, tagging the brand with hearts
@pony218.daily

Flex socks, shared as part of a tennis day.

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See you next season.

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