Padel Clash

Padel Tournament Scheduling — Courts & Times

Build your padel tournament schedule in minutes: matches by court, estimated start times, conflict alerts, two-day tournaments and one-click printing.

Drag and drop matches onto courts, let PadelClash estimate start times and detect conflicts — then share the schedule with players through a single link.

Everything to build the order of play

From the first match to the final, a clear schedule for players, referees and the club

Drag & Drop by Court

Build the order of play by dragging each match onto a court. Reorder with mouse or keyboard, even mid-tournament.

Estimated Start Times

PadelClash computes an estimated start time for every match based on average match duration and each court's order of play.

Conflict Alerts

Not enough rest between two of a team's matches, or a team scheduled on two courts at the same time: the schedule warns you.

Two-Day Tournaments

Split matches between Day 1 and Day 2 with per-day start times — the public page shows one tab per day.

Bulk Moves

A court becomes unavailable? Move all of its matches to another court in a single, undoable action.

Print & Export

Print the schedule by court and time in one click, with team names and estimated times — perfect for posting at the club.

Regulation rest respected

Rest warnings follow the minimum the FFT rules impose and account for 5-minute breaks: no more alerts firing when they shouldn't.

Everything to build the order of play

A schedule shared with everyone

The schedule isn't just an organiser tool: it's visible everywhere, in real time.

  • Players browse the court-by-court schedule from the public tournament page

  • Each team sees its check-in time and next match from their phone

  • Referees see the planned time and court of every match in their interface

  • The club's TV screen rotates through the order of play with live scores

Frequently Asked Questions

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