Keep score in tennis

Padel Watch counts tennis too. Scoring works like padel: one tap or one button per point, undo takes the last one back. The watch counts games, sets, serve and side changes by the tennis rules.

Singles or doubles

• Singles: one player per side, “Me” and “Opponent” if you don’t add names. The serve changes every game, and there’s no question about who serves within a team.
• Doubles: counts like padel, with a lineup and the question of who serves in each team.

Choose it on iPhone when you start a new match, on Apple Watch during setup and on your Garmin watch under Change rules › Match type.

Formats

• Best of 3: two sets to win, tie-break at 6–6.
• Best of 5: three sets to win.
• Fast4: two sets to win, sets to 4, a tie-break to 5 at 3–3. At 4–4 in the tie-break, one point decides. Fast4 is always No-Ad.
• Also: best of 3 with a super tie-break instead of a third set, one set or pro set.

Deuce

• Advantage: at 40–40 a player needs a two-point lead.
• No-Ad: at 40–40 a single point decides. The receivers choose the side.

10-point tie-break in the final set

At 6–6 in the deciding set, a tie-break to 10 with a two-point lead decides, like at the Grand Slams. The set then ends 7–6. The switch is there for best of 3 and best of 5.

Padel Watch doesn’t count aces or double faults. It counts points, games and sets.

What the rules mean is explained on the rules page.