2024 US Open Tennis

Works like expected. The schedule is bit average and could be cool to have it posted with locals time, as I find myself having to run world clocks and calculations the whole time, not the worst problem to have, but could be made easier. Otherwise, great app.

I use the app to follow the US Open. Very informative and user friendly.

Difficult to download and prize money breakdown was difficult to find but functional otherwise

I just love attending this event and have done so the past 2 years all the way from South Africa. Great organization pre and during tournament and the ticketing experience is unlike no other I have experienced anywhere else!

As above

Very good App

No quick abbreviation of the days scores! Don't even bother - only match of the day visible! Pathetic

The drinks and food was good a little too pricey but the matches was interesting to watch

It appears as about 5-point type on my iPad Pro, and is faint text. The layout is poor, almost dismal. As with the terrible graphics on the TV, the same, weird spikes that pop up out of the ground to show hit-points, this is about what you would expect from the Big Gray.

Since coming to America in 1988 (from the Philippines )where McEnroe and Connors reign the US Open tour , my life continued as a NY tennis fan. The kids started training at age 6 with NYJTL and me as a volunteer Dad. After years of being hooked to tennis at NYJTL and NTC Flushing , my only daughter a product of NYJTL tournament team and NTC summer camps was able to play in the women’s NCAA Division 2. Up until now she is with the NTC NY Tennis league.I’m so proud of my daughter who benefited the programs of NYJTL and NTC. I dearly love a US OPEN souvenir every year from her..from my dear daughter that despite the loss of their Mom from cancer on their childhood years she became a good tennis player and an excellent front liner like her Mom a Nurse too. A big thank you!!! NY, the NYJTL and the NTC in FLUSHING NY. We are always here at the US Open as we did yesterday with my first grandson Davis.Yeeyy!