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…
Because so much of a club’s identity over time hinges on the initial vision casting from its founders and core values that stem from this vision, being purposeful about vision and values is crucial to a club’s origin story. In this article, we get to hear from three new clubs in various parts of the country on how they initially determined their club’s vision and values, setting them on a successful course to effectively communicate their mission with their community.
Dedicated to “Keeping Pickleball Weird” in the city of Austin, Texas, Austin Pickle Ranch provides members a unique and elevated pickleball experience beginning with member’s interaction with their custom app even before stepping into their facility. Austin Pickle Ranch is a pickleball entertainment venue located in the heart of Austin and serving up pickleball fun to members and guests. The purpose of the Austin Pickle Ranch app is to “optimize communication, streamline court booking, and foster a stronger sense of community among [their] members,” according to Tim Klitch, Austin Pickle Ranch’s Chief Fun Officer and Co-Founder.
Located just North of Austin, Texas, Pickleland plans on opening its doors in June of 2024. Boasting nine indoor courts, this brand new club has its sights set on creating the best experience possible for its players while retaining fair rates for its members. As we approach this club’s grand opening in the coming weeks, Alejandro Rioja, CEO and founder of Pickleland, gives us an inside scoop of the club’s origins, aims, and philospohy, including their plan to reach near max capacity before the first player even walks in the building.
