Organized Play
$3.99 per 1/2 hour per person
Never wait in line, play 8-12 games in 2-hours
Take an intro class, or enter your rating and compete with new friends at your level
(see below to get started)
Programs We Offer
Here are the types of programs we have already curated. Feel free to reserve your own court and play with friends or come to one of these programs and meet new friends.
ACADEMY
These are programs that help you improve. They includes intro classes, drills, and play designed to help on your pickleball journey.
ROUND ROBIN
It's like a micro tournament. Everyone plays everyone. We're on a timer so that you can consistently rotate to play everyone in this program.
JUMBLE
It's random, it's fun, and you'll rotate to have a lot of different partners and opponents. We want lots of play and lots of fun in this program.
PADDLE BATTLE
Win, you move up. Lose, you move down. We're on a timer and everyone switches when the bell rings. Lot's of partners and lots of fun in this program.
Getting Started
There are three steps to getting started with organized play:
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Grab the Basics
Grab your name, address, phone, birthdate, & credit card. Now you're ready for Step 3. Don't forget to change your rating in the system.
PRO TIP:
Changing your rating is easiest via the website and not the app.
Pickleball Ratings
We use USA Pickleball for our rating determination. Below is a sample from their guide. For additional information or for further evaluation, ask one of our professionals.
PRO TIP: Changing your rating is easiest via the website and not the app.
1.0-2.0
USA PICKLEBALL SAYS:
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This player is just starting to play pickleball. Minimal understanding of rules of the game. Minimal shot control.
2.5
USA PICKLEBALL SAYS:
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This player has limited experience. Can sustain a short rally with players of equal ability. Basic ability to keep score.
3.0
SUMMARY: Consistent with medium-paced forehands, understands fundamentals, and is learning proper court positioning.
USA PICKLEBALL SAYS THIS IS HOW YOU PLAY PER SHOT:
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FOREHAND: Ability to hit medium paced shots, but lacks directional intent and consistency.​
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BACKHAND: Avoids using backhand and lacks directional intent and consistency.
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SERVE/RETURN: Able to hit a medium paced shot. Lacks depth, direction and consistency.
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DINK: Not able to consistently sustain a dink rally. Not yet developed the ability to control this shot.
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3RD SHOT: Generally hits a medium paced ball with little direction.
VOLLEY: Able to hit a medium paced shot. Lacks direction/inconsistent.
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STRATEGY: Understands fundamentals. Is learning proper court positioning. Knows the fundamental rules and can keep score and is now playing tournaments.
3.5
Improved stroke development with moderate shot control, able to consistently get serve/return in play with limited depth control, and starting to understand variations of pace.
USA PICKLEBALL SAYS THIS IS HOW YOU PLAY PER SHOT:
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FOREHAND: Improved stroke development with moderate level of shot control.
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BACKHAND: Learning stroke form and starting to develop consistency but will avoid if possible.
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SERVE/RETURN: Consistently gets serve/return in play with limited ability to control depth.
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DINK: Increased consistency, with limited ability to control height/depth. Sustains medium length rallies. Starting to understand variations of pace.
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3RD SHOT: Developing the drop shot in a way to get to the net.
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VOLLEY: Is able to volley medium paced shots thereby developing control.
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STRATEGY: Moves quickly towards the non-volley zone (NVZ) when opportunity is there. Acknowledges difference between hard game and soft game and is starting to vary own game during recreation and tournament play. Can sustain short rallies. Is learning proper court positioning. Basic knowledge of stacking and understands situations where it can be effective.
4.0
Strong forehand and backhand with good control, consistent dinking ability, and can effectively use strategy and positioning.
USA PICKLEBALL SAYS THIS IS HOW YOU PLAY PER SHOT:
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FOREHAND: Consistently hits with depth and control. Is still perfecting shot selection and timing.
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BACKHAND: Has improved stroke mechanics and has moderate success at hitting a backhand consistently.
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SERVE/RETURN: Places a high majority of serves/returns with varying depth and speed.
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DINK: Increased consistency with moderate ability to control height/depth. May end dink rally too soon due to lack of patience. Is beginning to understand difference between attackable balls and those that are not.
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3RD SHOT: Selectively mixing up soft shots with power shots to create an advantage with inconsistent results.
VOLLEY: Able to volley a variety of shots at different speeds. Is developing consistency and control. Starting to understand the block/re-set volley.
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STRATEGY: Aware of partner’s position on the court and is able to move as a team. Demonstrates ability to change direction in an offensive manner. Demonstrates a broad knowledge of the rules of the game. Has a moderate number of unforced errors per game. Solid understanding of stacking and when and how it could be used in match play. Beginning to identify opponents weaknesses and attempts to formulate game plan to attack weaknesses. Beginning to seek out more competitive play.
4.5+
Advanced skills in all shots, including volleys and third shots, and can consistently pressure opponents with deep drives and angles.
USA PICKLEBALL SAYS THIS IS HOW YOU PLAY PER SHOT:
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FOREHAND: High level of consistency. Uses pace and depth to generate opponents' error or set up next shot.
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BACKHAND: Can effectively direct the ball with varying depth and paces with good consistency.
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SERVE/RETURN: Serves with power, accuracy, and depth and can also vary the speed and spin of the serve.
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DINK: Ability to place ball with high success at changing shot types while playing both consistently and with offensive intent. Recognizes and attempts to hit attackable dinks.
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3RD SHOT: Consistently executes effective 3rd shot strategies that are not easily returned for advantage. Able to intentionally and consistently place the ball.
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VOLLEY: Able to block hard volleys directed at them and can consistently drop them into the NVZ. Comfortable hitting swinging volleys. Hits overhead shots consistently, often as putaways.
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STRATEGY: Has good footwork and moves laterally, backward, and forward well. Uses weight transfer for more efficient footwork. Able to change direction with ease. Very comfortable playing at the non-volley zone. Communicates and moves well with partner — easily “stacks" court positions. Understands strategy and can adjust style of play and game plan according to the opponent’s strengths and weaknesses and court position. Limited number of unforced errors.
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