Padel Level Chart: Beginner to Advanced (Printable PDF)

Padel levels · Updated January 2026

A padel level chart groups players into three stages — beginner, intermediate and advanced — using approximate numeric ranges. The chart below is the clearest way to understand where you are, who you should play with, and what level to enter for leagues or social sessions.


Padel levels chart

Stage Numeric range* What this looks like on court
Beginner 0.5 – 2.0 Learning technique and scoring. Short rallies, limited glass use, and reactive positioning.
Intermediate 2.0 – 4.5 Consistent rallies, intentional lobs, confident back-glass use, and structured doubles play.
Advanced 4.5+ Controls tempo, constructs points patiently, uses glass creatively, plays as a seamless pair.

*Numeric ranges are indicative only. Playtomic, clubs and federations may differ slightly.


How club labels map to the chart

Label / rating Where it usually sits on the chart
D / D+ Beginner → Low intermediate
2.5 Improver / Low intermediate
C / C+ Intermediate
B / A Advanced

Always check the organiser’s definition before entering a competition or league — D+ at one club may not match D+ at another.


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Frequently asked questions

Is there an official padel level chart?

No single global chart exists. Most charts combine common numeric ranges with beginner, intermediate and advanced stages. Different platforms and federations use slightly different scales.

Is a Playtomic level the same as this chart?

Broadly yes. Playtomic uses a dynamic 0–7 numeric rating that adjusts based on match results. This chart helps translate that number into a practical playing stage.

What does D+ mean in padel?

D+ is a club-specific classification indicating an improving beginner or low-intermediate player, roughly equivalent to 2.0–2.7 on a numeric scale. Always check the organiser’s definition before entering competitions.

Can I share this padel level chart?

Yes. Print the chart, save it or share it within clubs, WhatsApp groups and social communities. It’s designed as a quick reference for players of all levels.

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