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Swink vs Facebook Groups
Find the right way to meet players and get on court.
Local tennis Facebook Groups can bring players together through posts and conversations. Swink offers a dedicated way to find Colorado singles partners, with skill-based matching and hit requests. The experience in a Facebook group depends on its members, activity, and rules.
Read the official overview: Facebook’s guide to public group participation.
How they compare
| Feature | Swink | Facebook Groups |
|---|---|---|
| Main focus | Finding local singles hitting partners in Colorado. | Community posts and discussions, with tennis topics shaped by each group. |
| Finding players | Browse players based on self-rated NTRP level and gender preferences. | In a tennis group, you can post a partner request or respond to another player’s post. |
| Playing level | Your self-rated NTRP level is part of matching. | Players can describe their level in posts and discuss compatibility with each other. |
| Making a plan | Send an open hit request, then chat after acceptance. | Arrange details through replies or follow-up conversations, following the group’s rules. |
Based on Swink’s FAQ and Facebook Groups’s official site.
Choose Swink if…
You want to browse Colorado singles players at a similar level and send a hit request directly from a tennis-focused app.
Consider Facebook Groups if…
You already belong to an active local tennis group and enjoy community discussions alongside posts looking for players. Check the group’s rules before posting a request.
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