Keep tennis and padel score on Garmin — including golden point

Decide the match rules before the first serve

Tennis and padel share the familiar 15-30-40 sequence, but clubs and tournaments may use traditional advantage or no-ad golden point. Set length and the deciding set can vary too. Choosing those options first prevents an improvised correction at 40-40 or one set all.

Court Ledger supports best-of-one, best-of-three and best-of-five matches, advantage or golden-point scoring, standard tie-breaks and an optional deciding-set super tie-break.

The two controls that matter mid-match

Point entry must be fast, but undo matters just as much. One accidental tap should restore the previous point, game, set and server together. Court Ledger keeps that state atomic and saves an unfinished match locally, so closing the app does not force you to reconstruct the score.

• Use buttons, touch or swipe to award a point.
• See the current score, sets and server at a glance.
• Undo the last action as one complete score change.
• Resume the match after the app closes.

Scorekeeping is separate from activity recording

The app deliberately requests no permissions and does not create a FIT activity. If you want heart rate, distance or training load, record the sport with Garmin's activity profile separately and use Court Ledger for the score.