How it works
You already play. We give the season an object.
Pennant Court is not a race day and not a step counter. It is a court tour you complete with the pickleball you were going to play anyway.
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Pick a 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 route stays locked and forthcoming.
- 02
Enter the rally
Pay online. Solo is the route entry plus one medal. A crew of four is that same entry plus four medals, and the captain pays once, then shares a six-character code. Each Rallyite enters it and logs the route. The whole crew sees the progress. Shipping is included. Play continues on the courts you already use.
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Start the session, then play
Open My rally, tap that you're on court, and go play. You can leave the page. A rec game still needs 12 minutes in the live club. When you come back, photograph the court with the camera and attest that you played. The camera roll does not count. Eight games a day, cooldown between sessions. No photo, no credit.
- 04
Collect the route
As you pass postcard marks, the rally log opens a stop — a court, a piece of local lore, a reason the medal looks the way it does. The Tuesday mixer still moves you through Barcelona.
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Finish, claim, ship
Hit the game count and send one United States address from My rally. A solo medal goes to the workshop then. A crew medal stays held until all four Rallyites finish, then each one ships. In the live club that takes one to four weeks. Medals do not ship outside the USA. The finish is also the pledge: a youth paddle, or fifty cracked balls, once those partners are in place.
Court photo
Logging is stricter than a tap. You start the session, play, then photograph the court with the camera and attest that you played. The camera roll does not count. The JPEG is stored with the session. No photo, no credit. The packing desk can review it. A picture is not a location trace — it only stops a blank log. Eight games a day, and a cooldown between sessions. A rec game is 12 minutes in the live club. You do not watch a timer.