Find 27,000+ outdoor ping pong tables worldwide, with spot details and live playing conditions.
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https://leagueofspin.com/api/mcp3 tools · 446msfind-spotsFind outdoor table-tennis spots near a coordinate. Returns the nearest spots with their distance and a citable url.Find outdoor table-tennis spots near a coordinate. Returns the nearest spots with their distance and a citable url.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| lat* | number | Latitude of the search centre |
| lng* | number | Longitude of the search centre |
| radiusKm | number | Search radius in kilometres (default 5, max 100) |
| limit | number | Maximum spots to return (default 10, max 50) |
get-spotGet one spot with details and nearby spots, by slug (preferred) or raw id.Get one spot with details and nearby spots, by slug (preferred) or raw id.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| slugOrId* | string | Spot slug from a leagueofspin.com/spots/{slug} url, or the raw spot id |
playing-conditionsCurrent outdoor playing conditions (wind, temperature, precipitation) for a location. Wind is the decisive signal for outdoor table tennis.Current outdoor playing conditions (wind, temperature, precipitation) for a location. Wind is the decisive signal for outdoor table tennis.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| lat* | number | Latitude |
| lng* | number | Longitude |
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Find 27,000+ outdoor ping pong tables worldwide, with spot details and live playing conditions.
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