DUPR
Dynamic Universal Pickleball Rating (DUPR) is the global standard used by top U.S. clubs, leagues, and many tournaments. Clubs record match results into DUPR to track skill levels and organize play

Benefits of DUPR

Global rating recognition

Real-time rating updates

Fair competitive matchups

Trackable improvement
Beginner
No Rating / 2.0–2.49 DUPR
Placed into:
• Intro classes
• Beginner open play
Criteria
• Limited rally consistency
• Basic serve/return
• Minimal net play
Low Intermediate
2.5–2.99 DUPR
Placed into:
• 2.5–3.0 open play
• Beginner leagues
Criteria:
• Can sustain short rallies
• Developing dinks & volleys
• Inconsistent 3rd shot
• Basic positioning
Intermediate
3.0–3.49 DUP
Placed into:
• 3.0–3.5 open play
• Intermediate leagues
Criteria:
• Sustains dink rallies
• 3rd shot drop developing
• Understands stacking & court movement
• Competitive consistency
Upper Intermediate
3.5–3.99 DUPR
Placed into:
• 3.5+ open play
• Advanced clinics
• 3.5 leagues
Criteria:
• Reliable drops
• Purposeful resets
• Aggressive net play
• Consistent serves/returns
• Match awareness
Advanced
4.0–4.49 DUPR
Placed into:
• Advanced open play
• 4.0 leagues
• Competitive round robins
Criteria:
• Controls soft game
• Tactical shot selection
• Defends pace
• Forces errors
Elite / Tournament
4.5+ DUPR
Placed into:
• Invite-only sessions
• Advanced ladders
• Tournament prep groups
Criteria:
• High consistency
• Speedups & counters
• Shot disguise
• Advanced patterns
Ready to raise your DUPR?
Book a private lesson, semi-private lesson, or clinic with one of our coaches.

Brian Beveridge
AVAILABLE FOR GROUP AND PRIVATE LESSONS -- IPTPA CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR & TEEN COACH
Growing up in central oregon, sports have always been a central part of my life. I spent my childhood playing baseball, basketball, soccer, and tennis, developing a love for competition, teamwork, and continuous improvement. As a teenager, I discovered snowboarding, a passion that stayed with me well into my 30s. The mountains taught me perseverance, balance, and the joy of pushing myself to learn new skills. In 2017, I was introduced to pickleball, and it quickly became more than just another sport-it became a passion. What I enjoy most isn't just competing on the court, but helping others discover the game and grow their confidence. Whether working with beginners or experienced players, I believe learning should be fun, encouraging, and rewarding. Today, I'm proud to serve as a youth coach at PPC, where I have the opportunity to introduce the next generation to the sport I love. My goal is to help young athletes develop strong fundamentals, build confidence, and most importantly, enjoy the game. I look forward to continuing to grow the youth program and sharing my passion for pickleball with the community for years to come.

Diane Robinson
COACH & INSTRUCTOR
I started playing pickleball more than 10 years ago. At first it was a "love-hate relationship.” I spent countless hours on the court experiencing more losses than wins. But I hung in there and now I can't imagine life without pickleball. I have a background in teaching and 15 years experience coaching youth sports. I believe that development happens through knowledge, development of skills and repetition; knowing the how and why and then executing the game plan. I'm a firm believer in teaching the basic skills/fundamentals, to establish a foundation that you can then build upon. The enjoyable piece is when participants say, "Hey, it really works."










