Keep score during a match

During a match, tap the top card when your side wins a point and the bottom card when the other side does. The watch counts 15, 30, 40, deuce and advantage, games, sets and tiebreaks, and tells you about break points, set points and changes of ends.

Score a point

The Score page shows two cards. Yours is on top, in yellow. Theirs is below, in white. Each shows the names, the points and a dot next to the player serving.

  1. Your side won the point: tap the top card.
  2. The other side won it: tap the bottom card.
Score page in a singles match: You 30 on the yellow card, Mike 15 on the white card, a Status button below
Singles, 30-15.
Score page in a doubles match at 40-30 with the label BREAK POINT between the cards
Doubles, with a break point.

Each kind of point feels different on your wrist: your point, their point, a game, a set and the match each have their own tap, so you can score without looking.

Prefer not to touch the screen? See Score hands-free.

Alerts between the cards

A label between the cards tells you what is at stake: Match point, Set point, Break point, Deuce or Change ends. It shows one at a time, the most important first.

The three pages of a match

Swipe sideways to move between the pages. The dots at the bottom show where you are.

Score (the middle page)
The cards, the undo button, the gear and the match timer.
Sets (swipe right)
Each set's score and how every game ended, and the button to share the match with another watch.
Controls (swipe left)
The timer, Pause and End, and your live heart rate and calories.
Sets page listing Set 1 6-4 and Set 2 3-2 with the score of every game
Sets: every game of the match.
Controls page with the timer at 47 minutes, Pause and End buttons, 142 BPM and 386 Kcal
Controls: pause, end, heart rate.

Questions

How do I keep tennis score on my Apple Watch?
Install Tennis Time, tap Match, choose the players and tap the check. During play, tap the top card for your point and the bottom card for theirs. The watch handles games, sets, tiebreaks and the serve.