Tennis & Pickleball Court Use 2023

2023 NF TENNIS & PICKLEBALL COURTS

The North Farm (NF) tennis/pickleball courts are intended for use by NF residents and their guests. Guests must be accompanied by a NF residents at all times while using the courts.

Residents are responsible for removing all personal items and properly discarding trash, spent balls, etc. each time the courts are used. Tennis etiquette should be observed at all times.

No bikes, rollerblades or skates, skateboards, big wheels, or other toys are allowed on the courts.

NOTE: NF Tennis Court Rules and Regulations are subject to change by the NF Board of Directors as needed.

RISK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT / RULES & REGULATIONS

Residents wishing to use the NF tennis courts or other facilities are required to sign a NFHOA Recreation Facility Release and Indemnification form before using the facilities.

Signed release forms can be submitted via email to: [email protected]

Upon receipt of the signed NF Release and Indemnification Form, the facility access code will be provided to the resident.

DOCUMENT LINKS

NF Recreation Facility Release and Indemnification Form
NF Tennis Rules and Regulations

Signed release forms can be submitted via email to: [email protected]

RESERVATION SYSTEM

NF residents may "reserve" ONE COURT for tennis or pickleball play. The resident's email must be on file with the HOA to reserve a court. (See downloadable directory to confirm that your email in on file). Email updated email addresses to [email protected].

Residents may reserve a tennis court using the YourCourts.com reservation system (link below). You will need to create a login ID to access the reservation system.

LINK TO REGISTER TO USE YOURCOURTS.COM RESERVATION SYSTEM

REGISTERED USER LINK TO ENTER A RESERVATION

RESERVATIONS ARE LIMITED TO 2 - ONE HOUR SLOTS PER DAY. Residents may continue to play beyond their reserved time only if there are no other reservations for the specified court.

If a NF residents with a reservation arrives, the individuals playing without a reservation MUST SURRENDER occupancy of the court to the resident with the reservation.