Tips for Finding a Pickleball Partner
1). Broadcast a Comment
An easy way to find a pickleball partner, is to broadcast a comment to your city. Just login, and click the broadcast link in the top right corner of any page.
When you post a comment, you have the option to notify players by skill, age, and gender. Once a comment is made, all the appropriate members will be notified that a comment was made.
This makes it a great way to reach out to a lot of players at once. Just post a comment like this:
"Looking for a hitting partner that is 3.5 or better. I usually play at Liberty Park on the weekend..."
To get started, log in, and click the broadcast icon at the top right of any page.
When you post a comment, you have the option to notify players by skill, age, and gender. Once a comment is made, all the appropriate members will be notified that a comment was made.
This makes it a great way to reach out to a lot of players at once. Just post a comment like this:
"Looking for a hitting partner that is 3.5 or better. I usually play at Liberty Park on the weekend..."
To get started, log in, and click the broadcast icon at the top right of any page.
2). Events
When logged in, you will see the event icon at the top right of every page:
Clicking this icon will take you to your city's overview page where you will see all events in the area.
Events will allows any member to organize play sessions at any nearby pickleball court. Here's how it works:
Clicking this icon will take you to your city's overview page where you will see all events in the area.
Events will allows any member to organize play sessions at any nearby pickleball court. Here's how it works:
- Click the event icon link.
- Click the "+ Add" button above the calendar (see image below).
- Select the court, date and time.
- Select the playing levels you are looking for.
- Select the minimum number of players you need to play.
- Determine who can join. (network members, invites only, connections, etc..)
And that's it! Players can now join your event. You can also manually add, or even invite other players.
Once the minimum number of players have joined, everyone will get an email letting them know it's on!
You will be able to see all the players who have joined, and even post comments.
3). Start or Join a Network
Start or join a network in your area. A network is like an online community of pickleball players.
Once in a network, you will be able to join any ladders, leagues or tournaments the network is running. You will also be able to communicate with other network players using private messages.
Find a network near you.
Once in a network, you will be able to join any ladders, leagues or tournaments the network is running. You will also be able to communicate with other network players using private messages.
Find a network near you.
