Where to Find Your NTRP Rating in TennisLink
Your NTRP rating lives in TennisLink under your USTA account, on the tab tied to your league play. Log in with your USTA membership credentials, open your account or league area, and look for your current rating next to a letter code that marks the rating type. The number is your published level and the letter tells you how that rating was assigned, for example C for computer or S for self-rated.
Step by step in TennisLink
- Go to the TennisLink site and sign in with the USTA username and password tied to your membership.
- Open your account area, usually labeled with your name or a My Account style menu.
- Find the league or NTRP section. Your rating is shown there, attached to your USTA membership number.
- Read the value, such as 3.5 or 4.0, and note the letter beside or near it.
- If you do not see a rating yet, you likely have not been rated. New players self-rate when they first register for a league.
Reading the rating type letter
The letter beside your number is the rating type, and it matters as much as the number. A C means a computer rating, generated from your match results. An S means self-rated, which you chose when you had no computer rating yet. An A means appealed, where you successfully requested a move to an adjacent level. Other codes such as T exist for specific situations.
Knowing your type helps you understand what your rating can and cannot do. A computer rating is the strongest and is what year-end bumps act on, while a self-rating is provisional until match results refine it.
If your rating is missing or looks wrong
If no rating appears, check that you are logged into the correct USTA account, since some players have duplicate accounts under slightly different names or numbers. A rating can also be absent if you have never played a USTA league, or if an older computer rating has lapsed after a long stretch without USTA play.
If the number itself looks off, remember the published level reflects your last year-end calculation, not your live form. The underlying dynamic rating updates after every match but is never shown. To see roughly where your hidden rating sits between year-end releases, an unofficial NTRP estimator can take your recent scores and opponent levels and produce a transparent estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a paid USTA member to see my rating?
Yes. The rating is tied to your USTA membership and league participation, so you log in with the same credentials you use to register for leagues.
Why is there a letter next to my number?
The letter is the rating type. It records how the rating was assigned, such as C for computer, S for self-rated, or A for appealed, and it tells you how settled the number is.
Where do I find my exact dynamic rating?
You cannot. TennisLink shows only your published level and type. The two-decimal dynamic rating is hidden and never published, so only an estimate of it is available to you.
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