Start with your current game
Can you sustain a rally, serve consistently and construct a point under pressure? Years played alone do not tell the whole story. If you are returning after a break, describe the level you can play today.
Find your level / A useful starting point
A good match starts with an honest level.
Think about what you can repeat in a match, not your best-ever shot. These descriptions help you talk about your game; they do not assign or change your rating.
Create a free profileComplete the profile questions
The app uses your onboarding answers to suggest a starting rating. Your match results then help build a more useful picture over time. Singles and doubles have separate ratings.
Create a free profileCheck the event, not just the number
A rating helps with orientation, but each tournament has its own category and rules. Read the event details and ask the organiser if you are unsure whether it suits your experience.
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Find a description that feels familiar.
Open each band to learn more. This guide does not calculate a rating or save any answers.
Beginner100–199
New to the game — learning the strokes and getting comfortable on court.
Beginner+200–299
A season in — rallies hold at a relaxed pace and you know where to stand.
Improver300–449
Rallies stay alive and you can start placing the ball with intent.
Improver+450–599
Directing the ball on both wings and building a reliable serve.
Intermediate600–749
Consistent all-round game — you construct points and cover the court well.
Intermediate+750–899
Few unforced errors, real tactics, and a developing net game.
Advanced900–1299
Strong all-court player with power, spin and match-tested nerve.
Advanced+1300–1699
Tournament-level ball-striking — depth, variety and a finishing edge.
Elite1700–2000
The strongest players in the club — the level you measure a season against.
Your profile's onboarding questions suggest your starting point. Match results add context over time.