Rules part 1

How and where can I play ? : You register through the NFSCtour web site or call any of the platform clubs. You may view the hosting clubs on the home page.
The event director of your region will be able to decide if you are eligible or not.
He could ask you to test your serve. Than decide which month you may play.
What is the fee ? : It is up to the club hosting your region to decide of a fee. They will advise you. All profits will go to TABC

Duration: Each events are two (2) hours duration (120minutes). Limited to four (4) players at each time. The club is allowed to organize as many qualifying rounds during the same week end that he needs too. The goal is to find the fastest server.
To be able to test the speed of your serve you need to go in one of the clubs hosting the event ( see the map on home page) and make arrangements with the tennis director.

Participation: Four(4) players maximum per event to play four (4) rounds each. Or the club can allow more players at the time and
The Club may organize a regional Championship to allow it's best servers to perform one more time again before the Championship. There are no winners in these events. Although the Club may do so for it's own entertainment.
The club may organize as many qualifying rounds as he needs too. Although the clubs must respect the dates of the NFSCtour schedule.

Installation of the electronic equipment: The radar and LAD must be installed exactly at the position where the NFSCtour has supplied each clubs.
These radars are one of the best performing radars today. If the players are well notified of it's performance, the target of the serve , where the ball needs to land, where the player needs to stand, nothing will be more precise than the NFSCtour radar.

Open to all tennis players
Professionals and Amateurs tennis players with their coach, if available.
The eight (8) fastest servers will be invited to the Championship as described.
The NFSCtour Championship's location will be announce soon.

Rules part 2:

ON THE COURT: One chair umpire, 4 linesman: center line, foot faults, service line and side lines (2), ball boys (2)
Each players have 3 minutes (clocked) per round (4) and serve 30 balls. Only the good serves count. each players will have 120 balls to hit total per event.

Technical: The net has to be installed at 3 feet in the middles and 3 feet 6 inches on the side lines. The white strap has to be installed straight to the white center line. salt can be used on service lines to help the line persons. A mark can be taped on top of the net to show the directions of the serve. The club may mark the service line for a better target aim. They may draw a six (6) feet diameter chalk circle  at the baseline for the  player's platform as mentionned in the club's installation.

The radar is installed to register the serves on the deuce side. The event director must notify each players of the radar functions.
This installation has to be verified prior to scheduled events.

Players are allowed to be supported by his personal coach right on the court. The coach is allowed to stand at 6 feet besides his player.

The event Director pre-schedules the order of the players. First round: players 1,2,3,4, round two: 2,3,4,1, round three: 3,4,1,2, round four: 4,1,2,3,

Players are allowed a 30 minute warm up session prior to the start of the event.

The ATP tennis rules are in force at the exception if the ball hits the net and falls in the service square. It's called good.

Players may use a modified tennis racquet but needs as long as he respects the ATP rules. Stringing is at their discretion.

The strings can be modified for the racquet in any material possible. No restrictions.

Professional and amateur players are invited to participate.