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One end of New York tennis costs fifteen dollars and asks no questions. The other wants an initiation fee, a bond, and sometimes a member to vouch for you. I ranked ten courts across the whole spread — five you can play for the price of a sandwich, five where money is only the first hurdle.
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No membership, no member to sign you in — just book, permit, or pay and play. We ranked ten NYC-and-tri-state courts a visiting player can actually get on, from the US Open's own hard courts to a $15 single-play permit on Roosevelt Island.
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The desk lets you go at six, the sun clocks out by eight, and you still want to hit. We ranked nine lit courts across NYC, Long Island, Westchester, Connecticut and New Jersey — which lights are bright, which are patchy, and which are free.
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