Turf - Local Sport Tournaments

Turf - Local Sport Tournaments

Play teams nearby & win money

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 21, 2023
  • April 30, 2023

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About

Discover local teams for sports like pickleball, tennis, and basketball. Organize games, find tournaments, and connect with players in your community for real-world competition.

Find local sports teams
Organize games and tournaments
Discover pickleball, tennis, basketball, and more
Track scheduled and past games
Connect with players in your community
Skill-based competition
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What's New in Turf

1.0.2

April 30, 2023

Various bug fixes around joining and creating teams

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FAQ

What sports can I find on Turf?

Turf supports a variety of sports including pickleball, tennis, and basketball. As more teams join, the app aims to offer a greater variety of sports.

How does Turf help me find games?

Turf allows you to set up your team, choose your location, and it will then show you other teams nearby that are looking for a game.

Is Turf free to use?

Yes, Turf is free to download and use. It is supported by advertisements.

Does Turf have ads?

Yes, Turf contains advertisements.

What is the age rating for Turf?

Turf has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

How often is Turf updated?

The latest version of Turf is 1.0.2, which was last updated on April 30, 2023. Updates typically occur to improve functionality and add new features.

What devices does Turf support?

Turf is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

What is the focus of Turf tournaments?

Turf hosts local tournaments for physical games that are skill-based, meaning the most talented teams who play their hardest are the winners.