The 2025 APP/AARP Masters rankings have been updated following three major events—Humana APP Fort Lauderdale Open (January), APP Vlasic Classic Daytona Beach (February), and APP Sacramento Open (March). With these latest results, Mark Malott has reached a career-high ranking of No. 6 in men’s doubles, solidifying his place among the tour’s top competitors.
Mark Malott Climbs the Rankings After Strong Performances
Mark Malott, a Humana Cup-drafted professional, has consistently delivered deep tournament runs, securing high finishes at APP Fort Lauderdale and APP Daytona Beach.
His impressive performances have placed him in elite company, as he has rarely lost to lower-ranked opponents and has been highly competitive against the top five players in men’s doubles. With the latest rankings update, Malott now sits at No. 6, marking a significant milestone in his career.
Top Five Players in the Men’s Masters Doubles Rankings
Following the Sacramento event, the top-ranked professionals in the APP/AARP Masters Tour men’s doubles division are:
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Scott Moore – 5,100 points
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David Spearman – 3,660 points
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Todd Murphy – 3,480 points
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John Moorin – 2,220 points
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F.D. Wilder – 1,980 points
These rankings reflect the consistent dominance of the top players, but the competition remains fierce with several rising players making significant moves.
New Players on the Rise
Several APP Masters pros have climbed the rankings after strong showings in recent events:
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Richard Brown – Now ranked No. 8
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Lee Sponaugle – Moved up to No. 9
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Steve Price – Holding the No. 11 spot
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Joe Brandes – Ranked No. 13
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Greg Goodson – Entering the top 16
With each event, the APP Masters field is becoming more competitive, with experienced veterans and emerging talent vying for higher rankings.
Next Stop: The $150K Fort Lauderdale Open
The next event on the tour is the $150,000 Fort Lauderdale Open – The Fort, taking place April 2-6 in Florida. This is a Tier I event, making it a crucial stop for Masters professionals looking to earn more ranking points and climb further in the standings.
Additionally, a key change has been made to the APP tour registration process. Moving forward, registration will no longer be handled through Pickleball Brackets. Instead, all APP tour events will now be managed via UTR (Universal Tennis Rating), effective immediately.
News in Brief: 2025 APP/AARP Masters Rankings
The 2025 APP/AARP Masters Tour rankings have been updated following events in Fort Lauderdale, Daytona Beach, and Sacramento. Mark Malott has achieved a career-high No. 6 ranking in men’s doubles, while Scott Moore remains No. 1. The next stop is the $150K Fort Lauderdale Open (April 2-6), with new registration moving to UTR.
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