Why join the community
An active community of referees sharing their experience every day.
Real-time answers
Ask about a tricky rule and get concrete answers from experienced referees within minutes.
Peer support
Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned JAP2, everyone helps and learns from one another. No one stays stuck alone.
Real on-court cases
Score disputes, walkovers, injuries, weather… share what you've faced and see how others handled it.
Rule interpretation
Clarify points of the FFT competition guide and align your practices with other referees.
Network & opportunities
Meet referees in your area, discuss tournaments to officiate and grow your network.
Always up to date
Rule changes, Padel Clash updates, field feedback: stay informed without missing a thing.
How to join the community
The WhatsApp group is private — you're invited after you sign up.
Create your account
Sign up to Padel Clash for free in just a few seconds.
Get your invitation
After signing up, you receive the private link to the referees' WhatsApp group.
Ask your questions
Unsure during a tournament? Ask away — the community replies, often live.
Share in turn
Help others with your experience. Mutual support is what makes the group strong.
What the community talks about
A glimpse of the daily conversations between referees.
How do you handle a first-round walkover in a knockout draw?
Which match format for a 24-team P100 on 4 courts?
A player disputes a validated score: what's the right procedure?
How do I correctly fill in my referee expense report?
Rain during an outdoor tournament: what are my postponement options?
How many FFT points for the winner of a P250?
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Frequently asked questions
The community is open to all padel referees, from beginner JAP1 to seasoned JAP2, as well as people preparing for certification.
The WhatsApp group link is private. You receive it after signing up to Padel Clash — it isn't shared publicly, to keep the quality of the conversations high.
It's completely free. The community, like the Padel Clash tools, is available at no cost.
FFT rules, tournament formats, dispute handling, organisation, expense reports, points… any question about refereeing padel tournaments belongs here.
Signing up to Padel Clash grants access to the group, but you're not required to use the app daily. That said, many members share their tips about the tool.
Yes, very. Members chat daily and most questions get an answer within minutes, especially on tournament days.
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