Padel tournament generator
Any number of pairs, drawn into pools or a bracket, scheduled across the club's courts. Results go in from a phone and the screen in the clubhouse keeps up on its own.
- Groups
- 4
- 4 groups of 4
- Matches
- 32
- Group matches plus the playoff they feed.
- Guaranteed matches
- 3
- Before anybody can be knocked out.
- Roughly how long
- 6 h 45 min on 2 courts
- Allowing 25 minutes a match, courts running in parallel.
Free, and there is no account to make first. About a minute to the QR code.
Pairs are teams
A padel pair is entered as one team with two members on it. The draw, the tables and the bracket all work on the pair, which is what a padel tournament actually competes.
Partner-rotating formats — americano and mexicano, where individuals score and partners change every round — are a different thing and Whistle.day does not generate them. If that is the day you are running, this is not the tool for it.
The clubhouse screen
Most padel clubs have a screen somewhere already. Point it at the projector link and it shows what is on which court, the pool tables and the bracket, rotating on a timer, with no one to drive it. The organiser sets which panels appear from their phone and sees the change on the screen immediately.
Common questions
Can I run a padel americano?
No. Americano rotates partners between rounds and scores individuals, which is a format Whistle.day does not generate. Pools and brackets on fixed pairs work fully.
How many pairs can I enter?
There is no cap. Sixteen pairs draws as four pools of four; the numbers re-quote for whatever you enter.