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Grand Slam champions and finalists, the ATP Finals, Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup winners, and Olympic medalists. Naming Federer or Serena gets you on the board. Naming the 1990s Slam winner everyone has forgotten is what makes you a Certified Scout.
How the tennis daily works
Five prompts a day, each with a whole list of correct answers.
25 seconds per prompt and unlimited guesses. Wrong guesses cost nothing but time.
Your answer scores 20 to 100 points depending on how rare it is among real players. Only the single rarest answer to each prompt earns the full 100 as a Certified Scout.
The tennis daily has its own leaderboard, for today and all-time.
There are 35 tennis prompts in the game, covering the Grand Slams, Davis Cup and Olympic tennis. A sample, with the answers left for you to find:
Titles
Name a man who won Wimbledon singles from 2000 through 2026.
Name a man who won the French Open singles from 2000 through 2026.
Athletes
Name a man who won a Grand Slam singles title from 2010 through 2026.
Name a man who won a Grand Slam singles title from 2000 through 2009.
Teams
Name a country that has won the Davis Cup, through 2025.
Name a country that has won the Billie Jean King Cup (formerly the Fed Cup), through 2026.
Olympics
Name a man who won Olympic singles gold in tennis from 1988 through 2024.
Name a woman who won Olympic singles gold in tennis from 1988 through 2024.
Sport IQ
Name a type of shot in tennis.
Name a term used in tennis scoring.
Play with friends
Shot Clock is the online version for 2 to 8 players. Pick tennis as the category and take turns naming answers nobody has said yet. The rarer your answer, the less time the next player gets, and the buzzer costs a life. Send a room link and anyone can join, no account needed.
More trivia
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