WPR (WorldPadelRating)
WorldPadelRating (WPR) is the global rating system for padel. When connected, your competition and social ratings appear on your profile and can be used to qualify for skill-gated padel events at participating clubs.
Note: WPR connection is only available at clubs that have enabled the WPR integration. If you don't see this section, your club hasn't turned it on yet.
Where users can find it
Go to Profile → Skills → Padel tab. Scroll down to the WorldPadelRating section.
How users connect their WPR account
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Tap Connect WPR Account.
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A WorldPadelRating sign-in window opens — log in with your WPR credentials and authorize OpenCourt.
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Once you approve, the window closes and your ratings appear.
Don't have a WPR account? Sign up at worldpadelrating.com first.
Your two WPR ratings
WPR tracks two separate ratings:
| RatingWhat it measures | |
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| WPR (Competition) | Your performance in official, competitive WPR-tracked matches |
| WPR-s (Social) | Your rating from social and recreational play |
Both are shown on your profile when available. It's normal to have one but not the other, or for one rating to say "No ratings available yet" if you haven't played enough tracked matches in that category.
Subscription badges
Depending on your WPR account, you may see one or more badges:
| BadgeMeaning | |
|---|---|
| RedPadel Premium | You have an active RedPadel Premium subscription |
| USPA | You have a United States Padel Association membership |
| USPA Premium | You have a USPA Premium membership |
No badge is required to display your ratings — these simply reflect your WPR account tier.
Keeping your rating up to date
OpenCourt refreshes your WPR rating automatically every day. To pull the very latest numbers immediately after a match, tap the refresh icon (↻) next to your rating.
Connection expired
WPR connections expire after approximately 7 days and are refreshed automatically by OpenCourt in the background. If auto-refresh fails (for example, if you changed your WPR password), you'll see "Your WPR connection has expired" — tap Reconnect WPR Account and sign in again.
Disconnecting
Tap the unlink icon (⛓️💥) to remove your WPR connection. Your self-rated and club-verified padel ratings are not affected.
WPR-gated events
Club admins can restrict padel events to players whose WPR rating falls within a specific range — using either your competition rating (WPR) or social rating (WPR-s). For example, an event might require "WPR competition 5.0–7.0." If a player’s connected rating doesn't qualify, they won't be able to register.
Learn more about skill-gated events here.
Setting skill ratings to players
OpenCourt supports two kinds of skill ratings for players:
DUPR Rating
DUPR (Dynamic Universal Pickleball Rating) is the global standard rating system for pickleball. When your DUPR account is connected to OpenCourt, your verified singles and doubles ratings appear on your profile, can be shown to other players in events, and may be required to register for skill-gated games.