Club Information
Format of Play
How We Play
You don’t need a partner. Games are computer generated during the first couple of hours.
For the remaining time, players can pick their partner or even play a singles game if a court is available.
Scheduled Games
At the commencement of each round of games:
1. Check
Look for your name on the screen. Note the court number and the name of your partner.
2. Play
All selected players should take to the court and play for 15 minutes.
3. Stop
When the alarm rings, all players should stop. Go back to Step 1 for the next round of games.
Scoring System
We use the Rally Point Scoring system. One point is scored after each rally.
The game ends when a side reaches a minimum of 21 points with a winning margin of at least two points.
Players can start a new game if the game finishes before the allocated time.
Shuttles
We have a tray with slots numbered from 1 to 4 where shuttlecocks are allocated to each of the 4 courts.
To ensure the smooth running of games and minimise wastage:
- Take only the shuttle allocated to your court.
- Bring back all shuttles after your game and place them in the "Used Shuttles" box.
- If you require extra shuttles during a game, ask the organiser at the front desk.
- Do not take shuttles from the Used Shuttles box.
- Do not use new shuttles for warming up.
FAQ
We use our computerised scheduler to match players based on grade. Learn more.
Should the game be one-sided, you may swap partners after the game ends.
We may accept partner requests under certain circumstances, such as quieter nights or tournament practice.
You can also wait until the end of the scheduled game rounds (around 10 pm) when players can play who they wish.
We are a social badminton club, so we expect players to be open to playing games with players of all levels, ages, and gender. The club will not suit your needs if you find this unreasonable.
During most nights, players will have to take turns sitting off for 15 minutes between games.
If you think there is a mistake, kindly and calmly let the organisers know.