Athletes from Around the World Coming to Naples

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Over 3,000 players from all 50 states and 24 countries will be in Naples April 13 – 20th to compete at the 8th Annual US OPEN Pickleball Championships! 

Over 200 Pro and Senior Pro players from around the globe will be putting their heart and soul into each match in hopes of winning the most prestigious title in the sport.

But it’s not all about the medals. Players love The OPEN because they love watching Pros and Amateurs competing on the 60 courts throughout the park. They love hanging out with family and friends in Naples. They love the inclusivity The OPEN offers. And they love a great party!

The US OPEN kicks off Saturday, April 13th at the Joola Party in the Park. Pro-qualifying singles will be added to this day. Competition continues Sunday April 14th – Saturday April 20th. Anyone can come into the park to watch Pro and Amateur matches for free. There is a $5/day parking fee (free parking April 13th for Party in the Park). All proceeds go to the local Kiwanis Club. Enjoy pickleball, music, great food and beverages, the Fat Tire beer gardens, and great people!

Tickets are only required for the Zing Zang Championship Court Sunday, April 14th – Saturday, April 20th to watch selected Pro matches. Limited tickets will be available at Party in the Park, April 13th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the US OPEN Ticket Center in the Vendor Tents.

For more Information and to sign up for email updates go to:  usopenpickleball.com.

Co-Founders, Chris Evon and Terri Graham invite you to come and see for yourself what the excitement is all about, and to enjoy the “Biggest Pickleball Party in The World!”

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