Tournament and
Annual Cost Calculator

Every event you enter, local one-dayers and nationals alike. The travel split below handles the difference.

Registration plus the divisions you enter. Published fee tables checked in October 2026 put registration at $80 to $155 and each division at $40 to $55, so one tournament usually lands between about $120 and $300 or more. The prefilled $140 is a planning figure inside that range, not a quote from any event.

The ones with a real drive or a flight, and a bed that is not yours at the end of the day.

Rental car, parking, rides, checked bags. Zero is fine if friends and shuttles cover it.

There and back, in miles.

Fuel plus wear on the car. A planning figure, and a personal one: a paid-off car and a leased one do not cost the same per mile. Set yours.

One round-trip ticket at the fare you actually tend to pay, not the fare the airline advertises in January.

Hotel nights, or the honest share of a rental split with teammates.

What a night near the venue costs you, taxes and fees included if you know them.

Travel days count as nights plus one: you eat on the day you leave, the days between, and the day you come home.

Indoor club dues, court memberships, open-play passes. Zero is an honest answer if you play on free public courts, and plenty of players do.

League seasons, ladder nights, club event fees, the small stuff that never feels like a cost until December.

Replacements and upgrades together. Heavy hitters go through them faster than the brochures admit.

What you actually pay after the discount code, not the sticker.

Court shoes wear from the inside out. If you play four times a week, one pair a year is optimism.

Your usual pair at your usual price.