ScoreMaster Court Board
An LED board on the fence, readable across the court in daylight, with the ScoreMaster app included. Nobody presses buttons on it: the scorer taps the point on a watch or a phone, and the board and the clubhouse TV show it at once.
First full club night on it: 1 November 2026, two courts, two boards, 12 players, 33 matches, every point scored on the watch.
What a club gets, per court
The board shows what the scorer taps. The app runs the rules. The clubhouse TV follows the same feed.
How the score reads: during a game, the 5-second GAME · CONFIRMING blink after every game, the changeover countdown, and match over with the winners inverted.
Specification
Sized on the first board as installed: 4 ft × 1 ft. The full technical sheet is available on request.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 4 ft × 1 ft (128 × 32 cm), about 10 cm deep, 8–10 kg. Larger boards for side walls and bigger clubs on request |
| What you see | Two rows: team names, games, the point and who serves; the changeover countdown; the winners at the end; the court name and the clock between matches, with your club's own messages |
| Visibility | Outdoor LEDs built for direct sun, green at the first site, other colours on request; readable from the far end of the court and the terrace; dims for the evening from the setup page |
| What the club provides | One power point near the board on a protected circuit, by your electrician, and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi with internet at the board; guest Wi-Fi is fine, nothing to open on the router |
| Setup | Hang it, plug it in, join its hotspot from a phone, enter your Wi-Fi and the court name. Ten minutes, two people, no laptop. Then scan the court QR in ScoreMaster and score a point |
| The app | ScoreMaster on Apple Watch and iPhone, Android and Wear OS in testing, or the web scorer in any phone browser; the same score on the clubhouse TV through the court's page |
| In the box and after | The board with its power supply, the QR court sticker, the install card, mounting ties and safety wire, one spare LED module; the board keeps itself up to date over Wi-Fi, never during a match |
Installation
Most clubs install it themselves with the one-page card and a video call. For four courts or more, we come.
Works with Tourney by PadelMind
Tourney by PadelMind runs Americano, Mexicano, ladder and league nights from the organiser's phone. A dedicated connection links each court in Tourney to ScoreMaster, so the night is scored on the watch and shown on the board without anyone typing a name.
Price
The same price for every club, wherever the court is. Duties, taxes and installation in your country are quoted with the order.
Court Board set
USD 499 per set
Ex Mumbai. Minimum order two sets per shipment. App subscription free for three months with the first purchase.
Start today
ScoreMaster is free on the App Store. Score a match tonight, put the court's page on the clubhouse TV, and the boards arrive ready for the same court codes.
Prices on this page are per set in US dollars, ex Mumbai. Freight, duties, taxes and installation in your country are quoted with the order.
FAQ
No. The controller is inside the board's own box and talks only to Wi-Fi. Nothing else is installed at the court.
Yes. The modules are outdoor LEDs at one per centimetre, the same kind used on roadside signs, and the default brightness is set for sun. It dims at night from the setup page.
The last score stays up and a small dot blinks in the corner. Scoring on the watch never stops; the board catches up when the network is back.
Apple Watch and iPhone from the App Store today. Android and Wear OS are in closed testing. Any phone can score from the web scorer in its browser, so a club is never short of a scorer.
USD 499 per set, ex Mumbai, minimum two sets per shipment, with the app subscription free for three months on the first purchase. Freight, duties, taxes and installation in your country are quoted with the order.
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