Tour One: ATP / PSA / ITTF / BWF / WISPA 1 – 250 ranked players

Tour Two: ATP / PSA / ITTF / BWF / WISPA 251 – 1000+. Note WTA 1 – 10 (8.0)

Challenger: elite players who compete at state level tournaments and challenger level tour events

Tournament Elite: elite players who compete in highest level regional events and tournaments

Tournament: advanced junior or adult player who competes at regional events and tournaments

Club Advanced: advanced junior or intermediate adult player who competes at highest club level and multi venue events

Club: regular junior or adult player who competes in in-house or low grade multi venue events

Starter / Casual: yellow ball junior or adult starter

Coloured Balls: coaching students at red, orange and green ball lesson stage

Universal Tennis Rating (UTR) is an index intended to be reliable and accurate that rates players' tennis skill. UTR rates all players—men, women, and children—on a single 16-point scale (with two decimal places, e.g., 11.29) that works for players globally regardless of their skill level, from beginners to top professional competitors.

UTR's algorithm calculates ratings from the last 30 eligible matches played within the preceding 12 months. The main data points are the percentage of games won (not simply the won/lost result), and the opponent’s rating. Each match played generates a rating; a player’s UTR is a weighted average of all eligible matches.

See UTR website for more details; www.myutr.com