How it works
- Players tell us their level and when they are free.
- PqlPlay groups everyone at the same level who likes the same time of the week. Once a group has six people, it starts proposing games.
- PqlPlay recommends foursomes and collects RSVPs. The first four to say in get the court.
- The court gets booked, by a player or by the club, in CourtReserve.
Why it matters to your club
The hardest part of pickleball is getting the same four people on a court at the same time. Players who could fill your quiet hours often cannot find each other. Matching on level and availability gives them a way to, so courts you would have left dark get played.
What your club does
Claim your club, and help promote it to your players. Optional promotional materials include a poster, desk cards and a screen loop. The club does not have to buy anything for its players to start.
What stays in CourtReserve
Bookings stay in CourtReserve, so your schedule and your records stay where they are.
Common questions
Does it cost anything?
No. Free pickup games are free for players and for the club.
How does a game get started?
Once a group of players at the same level and time of the week has six people, PqlPlay starts proposing games. The first four players to say in get the court.
Who books the court?
A player or the club books the court, in CourtReserve.
What does PqlPlay need from players?
Their level and when they are free. PqlPlay assesses both before it recommends foursomes.
See it running at your club
We will listen to your club situation and recommend the best onboarding for you.
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