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Our Partners
PKLN does not own a building. We have never owned a net. What we have is a list of people and companies who backed a free monthly pickleball night on the Eastern Shore before there was any reason to.
Every one of them is on this page. Twenty-plus SMASH nights across Maryland and Delaware, all of them free, and none of them possible alone.
The Courts
Where the indoor sessions happen.
In the Community
Local businesses that show up for the Shore.
Community partner · Delaware
Schell Brothers
A Delaware homebuilder with the same idea we have about neighborhoods: they are made of the people in them, not the houses.
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Community partner · Salisbury, MD
Playa Bowls
Açaí, pitaya and smoothie bowls on South Salisbury Boulevard. Considerably better fuel than what most of us used to bring to a clinic.
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Official footwear partner
Charm City Run
Maryland running specialists and PKLN’s official footwear partner. Court shoes matter more than most players realize, and they are the people who will tell you why.
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Paddle & Gear
The brands that put paddles in first-timers’ hands.
Paddle & gear partner
JOOLA
Paddles, balls and nets from one of the biggest names in the sport.
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Paddle partner
Luzz Pickleball
Premium paddles and accessories.
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Paddle & apparel partner
Bread & Butter Pickleball Co.
USA-made paddles and gear, with more personality than most of the category.
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Paddle partner
CRBN
Carbon fibre paddles built around control.
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Ball & paddle partner
Diadem Sports
Tennis and pickleball equipment, balls included.
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Paddle partner
Six Zero
Premium paddles and gear.
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Paddle partner
Paddletek
American-made paddles, and one of the older names in the game.
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Paddle & ball partner
ONIX
Paddles, balls and bags from an established name in the sport.
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Court shoe partner
Tyrol
Pickleball-specific court shoes, built for lateral movement.
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Want to be on this page?
We are always looking for local businesses, venues and brands who want to help keep community pickleball free on the Eastern Shore. Tell us what you have in mind.