Green Valley Pickleball 1 Open Play

This is generally a 3.0-3.25 level. This should be the next stop if beginner/advanced beginner is becoming too easy. Also, if you find yourself near the low end in the intermediate, this could be a better fit.

If you're looking for a slightly lower key meetup than Mondays and Wednesdays, this is the meetup for you. If you're new or have just been taking lessons and are ready to start playing, this is the meetup for you. If you're not a tournament player, this is the meetup for you. If you really enjoy the social aspects of Pickleball, this is the meetup for you.

Note:
1. If you signup and can't attend please remove yourself from the play list at least 2 hrs before the meetup. Otherwise, you will be responsible for payment of that meetup.

2. If you are on the waitlist and get moved to the playlist. You will need to remove your name from the playoff at least 2 hrs before the meetup. Otherwise you will be responsible for payment of that meetup.

3. If you bring a guest and they don't show and you didn't edit the RSVP to 0, you are responsible for making sure that you or they pay for the meetup.

I suggest, if you are on the waitlist and decide to make other plans, that is the time to remove yourself from the waitlist.

Canceling - Once you go into the Friday meetup online, there will be an Edit RSVP at the bottom right of your screen. Then just click on not going

Canceling Guest - If you have a guest that won't be showing, you'll also see an "Are you bringing anyone" option after you hit the edit RSVP button. Just click the minus sign to get that to 0.

The recommended levels are 3.50-4.00
This is a good meetup for players that are at the higher end of our intermediate meetups but may struggle in Sunday night Advanced.

Saturday Night Pickleball - Up to four hours of open play! Up to 9 courts. While the most common level is intermediate, all levels are welcome.

This meetup is for players with a self rated playing level of 3.75 and above. No shows still responsible for payment.

Suggested levels 3.0-3.5

Courts are pre-taped. Balls provided. Paddles also provided if needed.
Please finish up your games before 1:55 as the tape needs to come up and tennis lessons often start at 2:00

Note: Payment is required before you play. Checkin and payment are made at the office.

If you sign up and do not show up to the meetup, payment is required.
If you sign up a guest and they do not show, payment is required by you as well.

Advanced beginner to Intermediate descriptions

Level 2.5 - Advanced Beginner

Advanced Beginner. Makes longer lasting slow-paced rallies. Makes most easy volleys and uses some backhands, but needs more work on developing shot strokes. Beginning to approach the non-volley zone to hit volleys. Aware of the “soft game.”

Rating 3.0 - Novice/Intermediate

Has a consistent serve and returns medium-paced balls reliably. Able to make all basic strokes. Lacks control when trying to place the ball. Attempts lobs and dinks with limited success.

Level 3.5 - Intermediate

Demonstrates a broad knowledge of the rules of the game. Gets high majority of serves “in” Able to serve and return serve deep. Hits to the weak side of opponent often. Demonstrates more strategies of playing during games.

This is generally a 3.0-3.25 level. This should be the next stop if beginner/advanced beginner is becoming too easy. Also, if you find yourself near the low end in the intermediate, this could be a better fit.

If you're looking for a slightly lower key meetup than Mondays and Wednesdays, this is the meetup for you. If you're new or have just been taking lessons and are ready to start playing, this is the meetup for you. If you're not a tournament player, this is the meetup for you. If you really enjoy the social aspects of Pickleball, this is the meetup for you.

Note:
1. If you signup and can't attend please remove yourself from the play list at least 2 hrs before the meetup. Otherwise, you will be responsible for payment of that meetup.

2. If you are on the waitlist and get moved to the playlist. You will need to remove your name from the playoff at least 2 hrs before the meetup. Otherwise you will be responsible for payment of that meetup.

3. If you bring a guest and they don't show and you didn't edit the RSVP to 0, you are responsible for making sure that you or they pay for the meetup.

I suggest, if you are on the waitlist and decide to make other plans, that is the time to remove yourself from the waitlist.

Canceling - Once you go into the Tuesday meetup online, there will be an Edit RSVP at the bottom right of your screen. Then just click on not going

Canceling Guest - If you have a guest that won't be showing, you'll also see an "Are you bringing anyone" option after you hit the edit RSVP button. Just click the minus sign to get that to 0.

Courts are pre-taped. Balls provided. Paddles also provided if needed.

Please finish up your games before 1:55 as the tape needs to come up and tennis lessons often start at 2:00.

Payment is required before you play. Checkin and payment are made at the office.

If you sign up and do not show up to the meetup, payment is required.
If you sign up a guest and they do not show, payment is required by you as well.

Advanced beginner to Intermediate descriptions

Level 2.5 - Advanced Beginner

Advanced Beginner. Makes longer lasting slow-paced rallies. Makes most easy volleys and uses some backhands, but needs more work on developing shot strokes. Beginning to approach the non-volley zone to hit volleys. Aware of the “soft game.”

Rating 3.0 - Novice/Intermediate

Has a consistent serve and returns medium-paced balls reliably. Able to make all basic strokes. Lacks control when trying to place the ball. Attempts lobs and dinks with limited success.

Level 3.5 - Intermediate

Demonstrates a broad knowledge of the rules of the game. Gets high majority of serves “in” Able to serve and return serve deep. Hits to the weak side of opponent often. Demonstrates more strategies of playing during games.

This is generally a 3.0-3.25 level. This should be the next stop if beginner/advanced beginner is becoming too easy. Also, if you find yourself near the low end in the intermediate, this could be a better fit.