Start a local pickleball community
Put your court on the map and give your players one place to see who's playing, schedule games, message each other and run events.
Why local communities matter
Pickleball grows one court at a time. A community turns a slab of concrete into the best part of someone's week.
Play
More games, more often. When everyone can see who's heading to the courts, pickup play stops being a guessing game.
Belong
Your court becomes a home base. New players find a group that welcomes them, and regulars know they have a spot.
Connect
Friendships that go past the net — messages, events, kudos and the little traditions that make a community stick.
Everything you get to run it
No spreadsheets, no group texts. Your community page does the organizing.
Real-time check-ins
Players tap Check Me In and everyone sees who's at the courts right now, and for how long.
Schedule to play
Post when you're heading out later today and let others join your session — or schedule friends in.
Message players
Direct messages with your regulars so games get organized without another group text chain.
Events and open play
Create open play, clinics, ladders and round robins. Players RSVP and track it all from their dashboard.
Badges and leaderboards
Check-in badges, hot streaks and monthly leaderboards keep your regulars coming back.
Kudos
Players thank each other for a great time at the courts — the fastest way to make new folks feel welcome.
Live weather and news
Your community page shows local court conditions and the latest pickleball headlines.
Invite and grow
Share an invite link, grow your roster, and earn the Ambassador badge as your community fills up.
Three steps to your community page
Tell us about your court
Name, address, court count and amenities. It takes about two minutes.
We build your community page
We review your submission and set up a page for your courts with check-ins and scheduling ready to go.
Invite your regulars
Share the link. As soon as players check in, your court comes alive for everyone nearby.
Built for local players
Everything your court needs to organize play — check-ins, scheduling, messaging, events and leaderboards in one place.
Tell us where you play
We'll review your submission and build a community page for your courts.
Questions
- Who can start a community?
- Any player, court coordinator, parks department or facility owner. You don't have to own the court to organize the people who play on it.
- How long does approval take?
- We usually review new community submissions within a couple of business days and email the contact on the form.
- What does it cost to add my court?
- It's free to add your court and start a community, so other players can find your court and play there.