Points your club sets
Every session earns points: for checking in, playing sessions and bringing a friend. Your club decides the ways to earn, what the rewards cost and how many points each activity is worth.
What players spend them on
Points buy rewards your club puts in the catalog: a free open-play session, a guest pass, an off-peak court hour, pro-shop credit or a charity donation.
Tiers for the regulars
The more someone plays in a year, the higher their tier and the less their rewards cost. The regulars get the best deals.
Challenges and badges
Challenges, such as playing a weekday morning, point play toward the hours you want filled. Badges recognize turning up, being a great partner and welcoming new players. Nobody applies for one; they arrive as people keep playing.
Which plan includes rewards
Rewards are included in the Rating & Rewards plan and in the Club Tier. A demo walks through what each plan includes.
Common questions
Who decides which rewards are offered?
Your club. The rewards on offer, what they cost and how many points each activity earns are all set by the club.
What can players earn points for?
Checking in, playing sessions and bringing a friend, among the ways a club chooses to reward. Your club decides the ways to earn.
Do rewards work with CourtReserve?
Yes. PqlPlay connects to your club with its CourtReserve API key and syncs the schedule, events and player list, so rewards follow the sessions your players actually play.
Can rewards encourage off-peak play?
Yes. A club can reward playing off-peak, so quiet hours get played.
See it running at your club
We will listen to your club situation and recommend the best onboarding for you.
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