CourtFlow Help — Tournaments

CourtFlow can be used to organise and run tournaments of many different sizes and formats.

Depending on how the organiser has configured the event, tournaments may support:

  • Team registration
  • Individual registration
  • Fixtures and draws
  • Live scores
  • Ladders and standings
  • Online payments
  • Team management

Some tournaments are open to everyone, while others may require invitations or club approval.

Browsing tournaments

You can browse tournaments from:

  • The tournaments page
  • Club pages
  • Shared links
  • QR codes
  • Social media posts from organisers

Tournament pages may include:

  • Event description
  • Dates and venue
  • Registration details
  • Team structure
  • Pricing
  • Fixtures and standings

Registering for a tournament

To register:

  1. Open the tournament page
  2. Review the event details
  3. Join or create a team if required
  4. Complete payment if the organiser has enabled online payments

Some tournaments may:

  • Allow individual signups
  • Require full teams
  • Use waiting lists
  • Have player limits

Team tournaments

Many clubs use CourtFlow for team-based events.

Examples may include:

  • Mixed teams
  • Club vs club competitions
  • Teams of four
  • Ranked divisions
  • Social tournaments

Depending on the event setup, captains may be able to:

  • Invite players
  • Manage line-ups
  • Track team registrations

Tournament payments

Some tournaments use Stripe for online payments.

When enabled:

  • Players can pay during registration
  • Organisers can track payment status
  • Registrations are confirmed automatically after payment

Other organisers may still handle payments manually outside CourtFlow.

Fixtures and schedules

Once published by the organiser, players may be able to view:

  • Upcoming games
  • Court assignments
  • Match times
  • Opponents
  • Current standings

Some tournaments update live throughout the day as results are entered.

Scores and standings

Depending on the tournament setup, players may be able to:

  • Enter scores
  • View live ladders
  • Follow division standings
  • Track finals progression

Some events may also display:

  • Point differentials
  • Team rankings
  • Knockout stages

Tournament day

Many organisers use CourtFlow during live tournament operation to help manage:

  • Registrations
  • Fixtures
  • Scoring
  • Court assignments
  • Player communication

This helps reduce paperwork and manual scheduling during busy events.

Helpful tip

Tournament links are often shared through:

  • Facebook groups
  • Messenger
  • WhatsApp
  • QR codes
  • Club newsletters

Saving the tournament page makes it easy to check:

  • Your next game
  • Standings
  • Fixture updates

Throughout the event.


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