Companies & teams
Offsites, summer outings, client appreciation days, new-hire mixers, and quarterly team events that beat another happy hour.
Pickleball events your people will actually talk about on Monday.
Eighty percent of the room has never played. That is not a problem — it is the entire point. We build events where the beginner and the ringer both have a great two hours, and nobody stands on the sideline.
Who we do this for
Different groups, same brief: get people playing together
Nonprofits & associations
Charity round robins, member days, and fundraising tournaments — including sponsor activation and donation tracking on the day.
Community groups
Neighborhood associations, HOAs, faith groups, and civic organizations who want an event that pulls every age group outside at once.
Schools & youth programs
PE unit support, after-school programs, and family nights, run by coaches who are comfortable with a gym full of eleven-year-olds.
Packages
Start from one of these, or tell us something stranger
Every price below includes courts, staff, equipment, and format design. They're starting points — the final quote depends on venue, date, and how much food you want.
The Social
From $65 / person
Up to 30 people, two to three hours. The easiest possible first event.
- 2–4 courts, reserved
- 1 coach, 30 minutes of instruction
- Open play and a light round robin
- Loaner paddles and balls
Most booked
The Cup
From $95 / person
30 to 100 people, half a day. A real bracket, a real trophy, real bragging rights.
- 6–10 courts and a full staff team
- Skill-split teams so brackets stay fun
- Clinic track for total beginners
- Live scoreboard, medals, and a trophy
- Catering coordinated on request
The Festival
Custom quote
100 to 400 people, full day. Multiple simultaneous formats and a proper event footprint.
- Full facility buyout
- Competitive bracket plus rolling open play
- Kids' court and non-player activities
- Branding, signage, and sponsor activation
- Photographer and same-week photo set
What's included
The whole thing, not just the courts
The reason people book us twice is that there is exactly one thing on your plate: showing up. Here's what sits on ours.
Venue & courts
Sourced and contracted from our partner network, chosen for your group's location and size.
Coaching staff
Certified coaches at a ratio that means beginners get real attention in the first thirty minutes.
Format design
A bracket built around your actual skill mix, so the final is close and the first-timers still win a game.
Equipment
Loaner paddles, balls, portable nets where needed, scoreboards, and shade or heat as the season demands.
Run of show
A minute-by-minute schedule sent to you in advance, and staff on the day who keep to it.
The extras
Waivers, insurance certificates, catering coordination, branded signage, photography, and prizes.
300+Players hosted so far
10–400Participants per event
1 dayTypical proposal turnaround
DC · MD · VAWhere we operate
Free and low-cost community days
We keep a portion of our calendar for sponsored neighborhood events. If your group can't fund an event outright, ask us — we may be able to pair you with a sponsor or a facility partner.
Equipment for everyone
Community events run entirely on loaner paddles. Nobody has to own gear to take part, and nobody has to say so out loud.
All ages on the same court
Pickleball is one of very few sports where a twelve-year-old and a seventy-year-old can have a genuinely competitive game. We build the formats to lean into that.
Community events
The cheapest way to make a neighborhood feel like one
Community work is the part of this business we are proudest of. A court, some music, forty loaner paddles, and a Saturday afternoon does something that a newsletter never will.
We work with neighborhood associations, recreation departments, faith communities, and civic groups across all three jurisdictions — from a fifty-person block rally to a four-hundred-person park takeover.
Tell us what you're trying to make happen and what you can spend. We will be straight with you about what's possible.
Testimonials
From the people who signed the invoice
Questions
What organizers ask us first
Most of our team has never played. Is that a problem?
It's the normal case, and the format is built for it. The first half hour is structured coaching in small groups, and the bracket is seeded so that beginner teams play beginner teams. In our experience the first-timers are the ones who ask when the next one is.
How far in advance should we book?
Four to six weeks is comfortable. Peak season — May, June, September, October — books further out, so if you have a date in mind then, get in touch early. We have turned events around in ten days when a venue happened to be free.
Can you handle food, drinks, and photography?
Yes. We coordinate catering with vendors near each venue, and we can bring in a photographer whose photos land with you inside a week. Both are quoted as line items so you can see exactly what you're paying for.
What about liability and insurance?
We carry event liability insurance and can provide a certificate naming your organization. Waivers are collected digitally in advance, and we chase the stragglers so you don't have to.
What if it rains on an outdoor event?
We hold an indoor fallback or a rain date on every outdoor booking, agreed with you when we contract. The call is made by 7 AM and communicated to your whole list immediately.
Do you travel outside the DMV?
Our facility partnerships are concentrated in DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia, and that's where we do our best work. For groups just outside — Baltimore, Richmond, Annapolis — ask, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right team.
Let's play
Ready to get your group on a court?
Tell us who's playing, roughly when, and how many. We'll come back with a plan, a venue, and a price — usually within one business day.