Free tennis NTRP and UTR self-rating quiz

Determine your tennis skill level for rally or match play

miles/hour

Getting Started

Let's start off with the basics.

You understand the basic rules of tennis.

Yes

No

Your NTRP:

Strokes

Returns

Net Play

Serves

Your UTR*:

Strokes

Returns

Net Play

Serves

*UTR varies a lot between regions because it's heavily based on match results, so this is only provided as an estimate. For women's leagues, UTR is generally 1-2 points lower.

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The National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) classification system is a rating from 1.0 to 7.0 used by the United States Tennis Association (USTA) for their competitive leagues and tournaments. The Universal Tennis Rating (UTR) system is a rating from 1.0 to 16.0 that is used worldwide and is based on your results in UTR-sponsored matches and tournaments.

Both rating systems are best determined by match play, but it's hard to determine either rating without playing in officially sponsored matches, especially if you just want to play tennis recreationally!

TopSpin provides a self-rating system based on Tennis Canada's self-rating guide but distilled into an easy-to-use 20 questions quiz.