Looking to spice up the event selection at your club? Look no further than this special feature. This article will highlight three different clubs from around the country: Paddle Up (St. Louis, MO), Pala Pickleball (Spring, TX), and Weymouth Club (Weymouth, MA). Each club is unique in its location and business style, but they all…
It is widely known that the popularity of pickleball has been steadily increasing over the past few years. One of the primary reasons for this growth is the innovative approaches that pickleball clubs are taking to attract new members, engage with the community, and organize top-notch tournaments with significant impact. That is exactly what Opelika Pickleball is doing. Since its inception in 2019, Opelika Pickleball has been a hub for pickleball in the southeast United States.
The Huntsville Pickleball Club is a vibrant example of how a local sports organization can foster community spirit and promote healthy living through a popular sport. Established over a decade ago, this club has grown from its initial base in Huntsville to include neighboring towns such as Athens and Decatur. With a mission focused on expanding the reach of pickleball and enhancing local recreational opportunities, the club has made significant strides over the last ten years.
Magic City Pickleball Club, located in Homewood, Alabama, just outside of Birmingham, recently invested in an all new lighting system to light their modern indoor facility. With six courts and 15,000 sq. feet of indoor real estate to cover, Sandy Thompson, the Club Director, and the team at Magic City Pickleball knew having a high quality lighting system was foundational to a successful club.
Since its inception in 2019, Opelika Pickleball has been a hub for tournaments in the southeast United States. This year, however, the popularity of their facilities has increased even further. The over 600 members of the Opelika Pickleball club show up to each tournament and according to club president Jim Young, they bring their friends…
