Dink Too Much

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Dink Too Much 🎾
​More play, less pay. Dink Too Much is a community-focused club for pickleballers in the area who want to enjoy the game without the premium price tag. We are all about maximizing court time and minimizing costs.

​👥 Our Journey & Community
​Established six months ago, our club has grown alongside our members! Many of our players started their pickleball journey with us as novices and have since progressed into confident intermediate players. To ensure that everyone continues to have high-quality, evenly matched games, we have updated our skill requirements.

​🏆 Skill Level Requirement (2.8+)
​We now exclusively welcome players with a self-rating of 2.8 and above.
​Why the change? As our core group has improved, we want to ensure sessions remain competitive, fluid, and enjoyable for all attendees.

​The Basics: You should have a solid grasp of the rules, scoring, and positioning, and be able to sustain a consistent rally.
​Thank you for your understanding as we strive to keep our sessions balanced and fun for everyone!

​💰 Transparent & Fair Pricing
​We keep things affordable by splitting everything at cost:
​Fees are shared equally among the players who attend each session.
​This covers the court booking and balls.
​No membership fees—just pay for the session you play via DuitNow/QR.
​🔄 Small Groups, Maximum Play
​To ensure everyone gets plenty of rallies and very little "bench time," we keep our sessions capped:
​Max 8 players per court (16 players for 2 courts).

​Rotation Style: We use a "4 In, 4 Out" system. After each match, all four players rotate out to let the next four in. This ensures everyone plays with different partners and stays fresh.
​📅 Schedule & Location
​When: Every Saturday Morning
​Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
​Location: TBC

​⏳ Cancellation Policy
​Because we book courts and calculate fees based on headcount, please cancel at least 24 hours in advance. Late cancellations or "no-shows" may still be asked to cover their portion of the court fee.

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