Level Play
Our primary playing format. Members book sessions at their Legacy Level for balanced, enjoyable games with players of similar ability.
Player development
Level play & advancement.
Balanced Level Play remains the foundation of club programming, with Competitive Scored Play (ALPS) and Advancement Sessions providing clear pathways for members who wish to move up.
Ways to play
Balanced play with room to progress
Competitive Scored Play (ALPS)
Used primarily at the higher playing levels to measure competitive performance and consistency over time. Club ALPS ratings can move up or down based on scored results.
Legacy Levels
Used for Level Play bookings. Legacy Levels do not move downward solely because of ALPS results, while advancement occurs through the club’s approved pathways.
Two pathways
How advancement works
The pathway depends on your current Legacy Level.
Legacy Levels 2.5–3.3
Advancement Sessions provide a structured pathway for members at the developing and intermediate club levels who are ready to demonstrate readiness for the next level.
Learn about advancementLegacy Levels 3.5 and above
Competitive Scored Play (ALPS) is an important advancement pathway at higher levels, with Advancement Sessions also available when appropriate.
Learn about advancementInterested in moving to the next level?
Review the club’s advancement overview, then contact the evaluation team for the current process.