Mixed ability padel tournament
A padel tournament where every level plays together.
MACA is a ready-made mixed ability padel tournament. Beginners and strong players are mixed on purpose, partners change every round, and nobody sits out. MACA builds the draw, tracks the scores and runs the finals. You invite the players.
Free practice day: no account, nothing saved.
Why mixed ability works
Nobody feels out of their depth
Strong players and newer players are spread across every match, so games stay close and nobody carries the blame.
Everyone plays to the end
Six league rounds, then semi-finals and finals for every player. No early knockouts, no long waits.
People mix, not just play
Partners change each round, so players meet people they wouldn't usually play with.
How a MACA day works
- 1Players sign up from one link and choose a level: PRO, SEMI PRO or CASUAL.
- 2MACA builds a fair draw that mixes every level across 6 rounds.
- 3Scores go in on phones and the league table updates live.
- 4The table splits into Gold, Silver and Bronze cups, so everyone plays the finals.
- 5Winners, photos and personal posters to share afterwards.
Clear prices, per event
You do it
Software Only
You run it. MACA powers it.
£400 per event
We help
Supported Tournament
You deliver it. MACA helps.
£1,500 per event
We do it
Fully Managed
You bring the people. We deliver it.
£5,000 per event
Common questions
- What is a mixed ability padel tournament?
- A tournament where players of different levels are deliberately paired and mixed, so beginners and experienced players compete together in close, fair games instead of being split into separate groups.
- How many players do you need?
- 12 players on 3 courts, 16 on 4 courts or 20 on 5 courts. Everyone plays all 6 league rounds, then semi-finals and finals, in about three hours.
- Can complete beginners take part?
- Yes. MACA is built for it. Each player chooses a level, and the draw spreads levels so every match is competitive.
- What does MACA stand for?
- Mixed Ability Copa Americano. Everyone plays, everyone matters.
Bring the people. MACA makes the tournament work.