Session Formats
Supported Session Formats
Coaching
A coached session where players book in for structured instruction rather than self-managed open play.
Read moreCourt Challenge
Players move up and down courts based on results, with winners progressing toward the top court.
Read moreExpression of Interest
Collect expressions of interest from players who are available and would like to be considered for a session or event, without confirming a playing place.
Read moreInduction
An introductory session for new or returning players, often used to explain venue expectations and assess readiness for regular play.
Read moreLadder League
Players are grouped onto courts, then play a full round robin with the other players on that court.
Read moreMLP Mixer
An MLP-style team mixer combining men's, women's and mixed doubles, with teams of four formed from players' PIRAT ratings.
Read morePickle Patch
Start a small patch of players and watch it grow! Pickle Patch replaces recurring private court bookings.
Read morePrivate Booking
A private booking is a court hire session organised by a member or small group.
Read moreRound Robin - Singles
Players rotate through a singles round robin schedule, playing individually against different opponents.
Read moreRound Robin - Skinny Singles
Players rotate through a singles round robin schedule, playing individually against different opponents.
Read moreRound Robin - Teams
Players book and play as partnered doubles teams through a round robin schedule.
Read moreSocial / Open Play
A general-purpose session for social play, drills, or club-managed play that does not need a specialised scoring or scheduling format.
Read moreTournament - 8 Teams
Eight fixed doubles teams play in two pools of four, then upper and lower semifinals and placement matches.
Read moreTournament - Doubles
A tournament session uses round robin or pool play as part of a formal event.
Read moreTwo Strikes Tournament - Doubles
One loss gives you another chance. Two losses eliminate you.
Read moreTwo Strikes Tournament - Singles
One loss gives you another chance. Two losses eliminate you.
Read moreWinners and Grinners
A casual paddle-stacking format where winners and grinners queue separately for the next available court.
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