What You Need to Know

Yes. Court Culture is a participation event, not a spectator event. Every person on-site needs a ticket. If someone in your group wants to come, get them a ticket and get them on the court. That is the whole point. There is no guest, observer, or plus-one option.

Your ticket gets you three hours of structured play, access to the tournament bracket or the beginner zone depending on your level, food and drinks, and a spot in the HIGHRISE community. Everything is handled. You just show up ready to play.

All levels are welcome. If you have played before and feel comfortable rallying, you will fit right in the tournament format. If you are brand new or still learning, the beginner zone is designed specifically for you. You will not be thrown into competitive play before you are ready.

No. Paddles are available to borrow at every Court Culture event. That said, if you have your own paddle, bring it. You will play better with something you are used to.

Court shoes are strongly recommended: athletic sneakers or dedicated pickleball/tennis shoes with non-marking soles. Bring a water bottle. Comfortable athletic wear is all you need. Food and drinks are provided, so you do not need to worry about that.

Three hours. Arrive on time so you catch the full format, including the bracket draw and beginner zone orientation at the start.

Spots are limited and events tend to fill in advance. We strongly recommend registering online to secure your spot. Walk-ins are not guaranteed entry.

All sales are final. If you have a conflict and cannot attend, we are not able to issue refunds. If you have a specific situation, reach out to us at hi@highrisepb.com and we will do our best to work with you.

Beginner clinics cover the foundational shots and concepts: the serve, the third shot drop, dinking, and court positioning. If you are newer to the game or still building confidence in your fundamentals, start here. Intermediate clinics are for players who have the basics down and are ready to work on more advanced shot-making, strategy, and decision-making. When in doubt, start with beginner. It is better to sharpen the foundation than skip it.

No. Paddles are available to borrow. If you have your own, bring it. You will get more out of the drills with a paddle you are comfortable with.

Each clinic requires a minimum of 5 players to run. If a session does not reach that minimum, we will reach out and either reschedule or issue a full refund. We will always give you as much notice as possible.

All sales are final. If a clinic is cancelled by HIGHRISE due to low enrollment or any other reason, you will receive a full refund. If you have a specific situation, email us at hi@highrisepb.com.

The best way is to join the community list on our homepage. We send updates when new events open, when clinic spots go live, and when anything new is coming. No noise. Just what matters.

Boot Camps are HIGHRISE's most intensive player development offering: multi-week programs with a max of 5 players and a dedicated coach. They are currently in development. You can join the waitlist to be the first to know when registration opens and to help us understand which track is right for you.

Yes. HIGHRISE runs fully produced pickleball events for companies and teams, from small mixers to full-scale tournaments. We handle everything: courts, coaching, format, and production. Learn more on our Corporate Events page.