For organisers
Draw it, play it, write it up
From the entry list to the closing report: ClubCourts makes the draw, plans the courts, shows every point live and writes the tournament report at the end.
Six chapters, and you know how a tournament runs on ClubCourts: from the entry list to the report.
Six chapters, in the order a tournament runs:
Chapter 1 of 6
Setting up the tournament
Private, a club tournament or public: all three are built in the same four-step wizard. Until the start, everything stays a draft.
Chapter 2 of 6
The draw and the start
ClubCourts draws every category, on creation or when registration closes. With the start the draw is locked, and every result moves into the next round by itself.
Groups with a live table
Everyone plays everyone; the table recomputes with every result, the qualifiers sit on the green band.
The knockout draw
Seeds meet late, byes go to the top seeds, the rest is drawn.
Retirement and walkover
Retirements and walkovers move on like any result; several categories, each with its own champion.
Chapter 3 of 6
The court plan
The court plan re-plans itself after every result: a quick match pulls the following ones forward, a match under way stays where it is.
Duration from the format
Best of 3 plans 90 minutes, Fast4 30, per category.
The break is per player
The minimum break from the wizard holds for a player even across different courts.
A court keeps its board
A match that has its court is only moved in time, so its scoreboard stays connected.
Chapter 4 of 6
Scoring on every court
Scoring happens on the court, not at the desk: the players score on the board, and the result is in the draw the moment match point is played.
One board per court
ClubScore on a tablet, phone or touch screen, one QR scan; every match on that court is waiting.
Retired or walkover
If someone retires, the board reports it. A match that never started you decide by walkover.
By hand
No device on the court: type the result set by set, the app carries the winner forward.
Chapter 5 of 6
The report
On request ClubCourts writes the tournament report, in the style of a sports magazine and in your app's language, from the current state.
Chapter 6 of 6
What it costs
Playing and following live is free. Only the organiser pays.
- As many tournaments as you like, no fee per event
- Up to 64 players per category
- Club tournaments come with the club membership, no plan of your own
ClubCourts Pro
CHF 9 / month
Or CHF 90 a year, for as many tournaments as you like with up to 64 players per draw.
See pricing Your next tournament
draws itself
Create the tournament, import the entrants, let ClubCourts make the draw. The app handles the rest while they play.
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