Longmont Pickleball Club

Longmont Pickleball Club 

Will advocate for more courts with the city of Longmont - more members means more influence

Will provide a means to deliver a unified message about pickleball concerns and activities to the City of Longmont and to the community at large.

Will promote pickleball activities in an atmosphere of safety, friendliness and fair play.

Will provide opportunities to play pickleball for players of all skill levels.

Will promote the growth and development of pickleball in Longmont through periodic clinics and social activities.

Will provide club members with

  • Skills/Drills
  • Open Play
  • Round Robins
  • Ladder Leagues
  • Tournaments
  • Fun, fun, fun



Send a check or donate online at 

Go Fund Me    which takes 3%

2023 Rule Changes

Join us on Facebook

Ask questions, share your pickleball adventures, and chat with fellow LPC members.. 



Convert 2 tennis courts to 6 permanent pickleball courts at Clark Centennial Park


Longmont Leader article about our fundraising





Morning Session

Afternoon Session

If you shovel any of the pickleball courts

- use plastic shovels, no metal edges                 - rubber-bladed snow blowers only  


A Big Thank you to the City of Longmont

for lockboxes and PB nets at 3 locations  

  • Ronnie Maynes - Senior Services Manager
  • Jeff Friesner - Recreation & Golf Services Manager
  • Ben Wagner - Recreation Area Supervisor
  • David Bell - Natural Resources Manager
  • Timber Toste - Parks Superintendent

Upcoming Events


Getting started in pickleball

  • Videos to help you get started and understand the game

  • You can buy a paddle in lots of places these days and you should be able to find one for ~ $50 (or less if you shop around).  There are nice tennis shops in Boulder that are now carrying a large selection of pickleball paddles in addition to all their usual tennis stuff.  And while you are buying your paddle, buy a couple of cheap balls (onyx perhaps).

    A pickleball doesn't bounce like a tennis ball and the paddle is shorter than a tennis racket.  It will help immensely to find a tennis backboard (or solid wall) and hit balls against it.  This will help you get used to actually hitting the ball and significantly reduce frustration on the court with actually being able to hit the ball.


  • Sign up for our skills and drills events

  • Rules Summary

Faith Point Paddle Battle 23 was a wonderful, fun tournament.  It was well run and our members had a great time.


Faith Point Paddle Battle 3.0-3.4         March 4, 2023

Gold - Kathy and Larry

Silver - Jeremy and Dan

Bronze - Cindy and Donna


Faith Point Paddle Battle 3.5-4.0    March 4, 2023

Gold - Sue and Jan

Silver - Dillan and Sean

Bronze - Julie and Bill



Mini Tournament March 15,2023

Gold - Jon and Randy

Silver - Jean and Devin

Bronze - Allison and Joe



What's been happening

  • Faith Point Paddle Battle 23  March 4, 2023
  • Annual Meeting/Potluck Social with PB Play 1/19/23
  • LPC Shirts delivered
  • Perkins Pie Fundraiser - did not raise too much money but thank you to all who participated.
  • Members tournament was great fun with 19 teams playing on 10/08/22
  • 4 courts taped at Left Hand Creek Park, lockbox with nets available 
  • Potluck Social on 09/22/22 had a small turnout due to weather
  • Awesome kickoff event held on 08/10/22
  • 8 courts taped at Clark Centennial Park
  • Lockbox with 8 nets made available to LPC members
  • Divider created and hung, and another in the box
  • 2 courts taped at Roosevelt Park available to use personal nets
  • Club legally formed


Lost and Found


We will list lost and found items here that members send to us.  Click here

 mailto:longmontpickleballclub@gmail.com

News and Forums 

Consume Reports: Best PB Paddle

CNN: PB for Everyone

NPR: PB in the Olympics

2022 Rules Changes

Top PB Blogs

Melissa McCarthy PB

Celebrity Pickleball

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The Picklr - Loveland

Colbert to host celebrity pickleball

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