Doubles round robin for 12 players, ready to print

With 12 players you fill 3 courts with nobody sitting out. The chart below runs 7 rounds, and no one gets the same partner twice. Works the same for tennis and pickleball.

3courts
7rounds
nonesit out / round
RoundCourt 1Court 2Court 3
1Player 3 · Player 10 vs Player 11 · Player 7Player 4 · Player 12 vs Player 2 · Player 6Player 8 · Player 9 vs Player 1 · Player 5
2Player 1 · Player 6 vs Player 5 · Player 11Player 4 · Player 3 vs Player 12 · Player 8Player 9 · Player 2 vs Player 7 · Player 10
3Player 6 · Player 5 vs Player 3 · Player 7Player 11 · Player 8 vs Player 10 · Player 12Player 4 · Player 2 vs Player 9 · Player 1
4Player 4 · Player 11 vs Player 2 · Player 5Player 12 · Player 1 vs Player 9 · Player 10Player 3 · Player 8 vs Player 7 · Player 6
5Player 8 · Player 7 vs Player 11 · Player 1Player 10 · Player 5 vs Player 3 · Player 2Player 4 · Player 6 vs Player 12 · Player 9
6Player 12 · Player 7 vs Player 4 · Player 1Player 3 · Player 5 vs Player 11 · Player 9Player 8 · Player 6 vs Player 2 · Player 10
7Player 10 · Player 1 vs Player 12 · Player 5Player 4 · Player 8 vs Player 3 · Player 11Player 6 · Player 9 vs Player 7 · Player 2

How to use this chart

Print this page (the buttons disappear in print view) or keep it open on your phone. Replace Player 1–12 with real names, in any order. Each row is one round: partners are shown as pairs, “vs” separates the two teams.

Want it skill-balanced and different every week?

A fixed chart can’t see skill levels, and next week it deals the exact same hands. CourtShuffle builds the round robin from whoever actually showed up, balances every court by skill, remembers your whole season so partners stay fresh week after week, and handles late arrivals in one tap. Building schedules is free, no sign-in needed.

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Other group sizes

Charts for 5–16 players: 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9 · 10 · 11 · 13 · 14 · 15 · 16