Adding Locations and Courts

Add venues (Locations) and usable surfaces (Courts) so scheduling can place events in the right place.

Adding Locations and Courts

In MatchGrid, a Location is a venue (gym, school, facility). Courts represent how many games you can run in parallel at that location.

Locations & Courts page overview showing list of locations with Add Location button
The Locations & Courts page displays all venues with options to add new locations and courts

Add a location

  1. Go to Locations & Courts
  2. Click Add Location (top-right). It opens a dropdown with:
    • Add Single Location
    • Bulk Add from Clubs/Teams

When you add a location, include a real address so geocoding and map previews work.

Add Location button dropdown showing options to add single location or bulk add from clubs/teams
Click Add Location to see options for adding a single location or bulk adding from existing clubs/teams

Add courts (quick path)

From the Locations page header, click Add Court.

This opens a 2-step modal:

  1. Step 1 of 2: Select or create location
    • Choose Select Existing or Create New
  2. Step 2 of 2: Add courts and notes
    • Enter Number of Courts *
    • Optionally add Notes

Finish by clicking Add Courts.

Add Court modal step 1 showing location selector
Step 1 of the Add Court modal: Select an existing location or create a new one
Add Court modal step 2 showing court count input
Step 2 of the Add Court modal: Enter the number of courts and optional notes

Edit a location (courts, closed ranges, notes)

  1. Click a location row to open the side panel
  2. Click Edit Location
  3. In the edit dialog, you can:
    • Adjust Edit Courts (court count)
    • Manage Closed / Unavailable times (see location-blackouts)
    • Add Notes

[!INFO] The side panel includes a hint: “Click Edit for contact info, availability, and more fields.”

Location side panel showing details and Edit button
Click a location row to open the side panel with details and options to edit courts, availability, and notes

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