Play the games. Finish the route. Wear the medal.
Pennant Court turns the rec you already play into a court tour — postcards along the way, a die-cast medal at the end, and a pledge to fund a paddle for someone just starting.
How a rally works
Same paddle. A destination. An object at the end.
01
Choose your court tour
The Kitchen Line is open. Finish it and The Third Shot Drop and Sideline to Sideline open. Finish those three and Capital Courts opens. Every other tour stays locked and forthcoming.
02
Play, then photograph the court
Tap that you're on court, then go play. You can leave the page. When you come back, photograph the court with the camera and confirm you played. A session that is too short does not count.
03
Unlock court postcards
Hits on the route open lore, local courts, and collectibles. The game you played on Tuesday still moves you through Naples or Barcelona.
04
Leave the court better
A finished route is the pledge: a youth paddle, or fifty cracked balls kept out of the trash. The habit is yours.
05
Claim the medal
Finish the game count. Send a United States shipping address. The workshop packing desk packs the medal and ships it to your door.
Four series
Find the season that fits your rec.
Short routes. First medals.
Kitchen Classics
Twenty-four games. Built for new paddles, returning Rallyites, and anyone who wants a medal on the wall.
Coast to desert to rooftop.
American Court Tour
Play your way across the courts that made rec pickleball a culture — Naples mornings, the National Mall, Brooklyn mixers.
Same paddle. New horizon.
World Court Atlas
Log games at home and travel the atlas in the app — Barcelona light, Tokyo dusk, a Caribbean fence line.
For the ones who never skip rec.
Iron Paddle
Eighty games. A hundred courts. The medals are heavier for a reason.
Featured routes
The tours people actually finish.
Kitchen Classics
The Kitchen Line
$27
Crew $72
Twenty-four games. One rule: stay out of the kitchen until it counts.
American Court Tour
Naples Circuit
$34
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
World Court Atlas
Barcelona Open Courts
$42
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
World Court Atlas
Caribbean Court Hop
$44
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
Iron Paddle
The Dinker's Odyssey
$54
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
Iron Paddle
The 50-Court American Tour
$59
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
The object
Medals designed like the court they remember.
Each route has its own die-cast medal — a full-color scene, a gold rim, paddles and a ball, and a ribbon in that place's colors. You play at home. The metal is about where the route went.
See the medalsPopular routes
Kitchen Classics
The Kitchen Line
$27
Crew $72
Twenty-four games. One rule: stay out of the kitchen until it counts.
American Court Tour
Naples Circuit
$34
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
American Court Tour
Palm Springs Desert Smash
$36
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
World Court Atlas
Barcelona Open Courts
$42
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
Iron Paddle
The Dinker's Odyssey
$54
Locked. Forthcoming soon.
One-minute quiz
Not sure which court tour to start?
Four questions. Experience, frequency, what the medal should mean. We point you at three routes — not a funnel of twenty.
Take the quizWho plays
The route is the same length for everyone.
Your age
Kids on the junior courts. Rallyites in their eighties. Rec does not card you.
What you log
Games, drills, lessons, tournaments. If you were on a court, it counts.
Your level
3.0 mixers and 4.5 ladders wear the same ribbon. The route is the same length.
Pledge
Finish a rally. That is the pledge.
Cracked balls pile up. Kids borrow paddles that don't fit. Pennant Court pledges that a finished route funds a youth paddle or pulls fifty cracked balls out of the trash. We will say when a partner is in place. Until then it is a pledge, not a tally.
Read the pledge