Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone can submit a tournament. It does not need to be the event organiser.

The purpose of this site is to list confirmed upcoming pickleball tournaments in New Zealand. As long as the event is a genuine, confirmed competition happening in NZ, it is fine for it to be submitted by a player, a club member, or anyone else.

No. We only list tournaments in New Zealand.

Keeping the site NZ-only helps avoid diluting the listings and keeps it easy for players to find relevant events.

Please submit one listing per tournament, even if it includes multiple divisions.

We do not create a separate listing for each division. If your tournament has different divisions with separate registration links, you have two options:

• Create a single page that lists all registration links in one place, then submit that link, or
• Contact us and we can help combine the links for you

This keeps the listings clean and makes it easier for players to understand the event at a glance.

Please enter a cost and do not use "TBC".

The cost should be the price for one person to enter their first event, including any compulsory fees.

If there are discounts that only apply to some people, enter the full cost rather than a discounted cost. If it is a team event, enter the cost per person. For example, $360 for a team of four should be entered as $90.

That is fine. Choose the closest relevant option.

The filters are there to give a general guide and will not cover every possible variation. For example, if your tournament uses "Under 3.4", select "Under 3.5".

Players should always click through to the tournament page for the exact division rules and details.

If you think there is a common division type or filter missing that would be genuinely useful for many events, let us know. We are happy to improve the filters where it makes sense.

Sometimes, but we need a specific link where players can find the latest tournament information.

This site is designed to help players see what tournaments are coming up, then click through to a clear source of details provided by the organisers. Generic links such as a club Facebook group are not enough, because players cannot easily find the relevant tournament information.

Good options include a dedicated web page, or a specific Facebook post or Facebook event for that tournament. Even if registrations are not open yet, the page should include the key details and be the place where updates will be posted. This also means players can contact the organisers directly for questions.

Submissions are reviewed before they are published.

If your tournament does not show up, there is usually a reason. Feel free to contact us and we can let you know the status.

Contact us and we will update it. This applies even if it is not your event.

If you notice something like incorrect DUPR status, dates, location details, or registration links, let us know so we can keep the listings accurate and up to date.