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Intentional Community Leads to Growth at Zero Zero Two Pickleball Club
Zero Zero Two in Fort Collins, Colorado, opened in December of 2025 with the motto “Of the players, by the players, for the players”. This focus on community and culture has proven successful, with the club nearing its self-imposed max of 650 members in only nine months. Key Takeaways Zero Zero Two, a player-owned club…
The Pickleball Factory is Building an Inclusive Pickleball Community
The Pickleball Factory in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, continues to thrive since opening in December of 2024. As the club evolves, it keeps an eye on growth and creating a welcoming environment for all players through inclusive programming, new formats, and community partnerships. Key Takeaways The Pickleball Factory opened in December 2024 in a former warehouse…
Premier Pickleball Club Turns Pickleball Influencers into a Marketing Advantage
As the only pickleball club in Utah that was built from the ground up expressly for pickleball, Premier Pickleball Club in Herriman, Utah, has quickly established itself as a destination pickleball facility for players new and experienced. Open since May, 2025, the club is home to 300 members and three outdoor courts along with 10…
How Pickleball Clubs Lessen the Impact of Seasonal Fluctuations
Regardless of a club’s location, it is likely to experience seasonal membership and open-play ups and downs. Whether members return to their primary home or choose outdoor over indoor play when weather permits, fluctuations are a part of club ownership. Pickleball Club Magazine has gathered some tips and ideas from pickleball clubs that are finding…
Minneapolis Pickleball Club Turns a Downtown Retrofit Into a 600-Member Facility
The Minneapolis Pickleball Club, located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, has evolved from tape on the floors of unused space during COVID to a successful seven-court indoor facility with close to 600 members. By modifying an existing facility to include higher ceilings, lower floors, professional-grade courts, and noise dampening for their neighbors, the facility…
Crush Yard’s Bold Vision: Blending Pickleball, Dining, and Social Vibes
In an increasingly crowded field of pickleball entertainment concepts, one facility is quickly emerging as a category leader, not by replicating what’s already out there, but by reimagining what pickleball facilities can be. Founded by CEO David Hack, Crush Yard is setting a bold new standard for how pickleball and social experiences can intersect under…