Free scoring templates
Doubles round robin templates
Find a ready-to-use draw for your club or social game, with changing partners throughout the session. Choose your player numbers and available courts to see all matching draws.
Every draw balances rest breaks first: after each completed round, players' sit-out totals differ by at most one, even if you finish early. Each method then focuses on mixing partners, facing different opponents or keeping games close.
- Partner variety
- A good choice for mixing with more people. These draws focus on giving everyone different partners.
- Opponent variety
- A good choice for facing more people. These draws focus on reducing how often you play against the same opponents.
- Evenly matched teams
- A good choice for closer games. These draws focus on pairing stronger and weaker players to make the teams more even.
- All-round balance (CP-SAT)
- These draws aim for a good mix of partners and opponents, fair rest breaks and evenly matched teams.
For draws that balance team strength, give players a number from strongest (P1) to weakest. If you don't know everyone's level, start with partner or opponent variety.