Partner courts are in this together with us — for the players, for the community, and for a better experience across the board. Courts can use Compete for any event they run, and we're genuinely grateful for every court that's part of the platform. Learn more in our docs →

Vetted

We know these courts personally.

We work closely with every partner on tech and experience. Not every court is identical — but every player walks in with expectations set upfront. We collect feedback and work with courts to improve fast.

Consistent

A steady calendar you can plan around.

If a court is listed here, we're committed to a regular presence. There's always a next event — weekends, weekday sprints, open draws — and new ones get added as the community grows.

Leaderboards

Your court, your ranking.

Every partner court has a public leaderboard showing who's been competing and where they stand. Have something real to play for — and someone to beat — every time you walk in.

Standards

Compete events run the Compete way.

Courts are free to run private events on their own terms. When it's a Compete-partnered event, draws and seeds are properly managed — as and when the court host wants to use them.

Ranked play

Where ranked games tend to happen.

Partner courts are where we run most of our ranked events. Ranked games require a Compete umpire or director on-site — not every game qualifies automatically, but this is where they're most likely to.

Built for courts that want more than a listing.

Compete partner courts get a dedicated public page, a court-specific player leaderboard, a regular event cadence, and a portal built around their community. Not a directory entry — a working relationship.

How it works →