Your club's league is at its own web address, and by default a stranger who has that address can read the table.
They see names and scores for this season. Nothing else.
What a stranger never sees
- No email addresses and no phone numbers.
- No money. Not your plan, not what anybody has paid, not who owes.
- No archive. Past seasons and career records need a sign-in.
- Nothing about a junior beyond a name, and a junior holds no sign-in address at all.
A league running your competitions alone holds a player's name and nothing else. There is no phone number to leak because there is none to hold.
Shutting the front door
If your club would rather nobody outside saw the table, there is a box under Settings for it.
The tabs stay and the club's name stays, so somebody who follows a link knows they are in the right place. Everything else asks them to sign in.
The court sheet
On the club plans, anybody with your web address can see which courts are free, with no names on it at all. Free, booked, blocked, and nothing about who.
Your club can turn that off. It also goes off on its own if you stop your own members booking, because the sheet may not be more open to strangers than to the club.
Booking always needs a sign-in.
Search engines
Your club's pages are never indexed. A search for one of your members will not find them here.
The five demo leagues are the exception, and everybody in those is invented.