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Whether you’re running a club, organizing events, or are just passionate about the game, staying up to date matters. The Match Point Promotions blog is where we share updates, ideas, and insights from across the tennis and pickleball world.
Indoor vs. Outdoor Pickleballs: What 26 Holes v...
Key Takeaways The main difference between indoor vs. outdoor pickleballs is the holes. Outdoor balls usually have 40 small holes. Indoor balls usually have 26 larger ones. Outdoor balls are...
Indoor vs. Outdoor Pickleballs: What 26 Holes v...
Key Takeaways The main difference between indoor vs. outdoor pickleballs is the holes. Outdoor balls usually have 40 small holes. Indoor balls usually have 26 larger ones. Outdoor balls are...
How Pickleball Paddle Stacking Works: Open-Play...
Paddle stacking is the open-play waiting line. Here's how four on, four off and winners stay work, the rack etiquette to follow, and how to keep your paddle from getting...
How Pickleball Paddle Stacking Works: Open-Play...
Paddle stacking is the open-play waiting line. Here's how four on, four off and winners stay work, the rack etiquette to follow, and how to keep your paddle from getting...
Can You Use a Tennis Overgrip on a Padel Racket...
A tennis overgrip works fine on a padel racket. What changes is how padel players use it: shorter handles, one handle size, and two or three layers to build the...
Can You Use a Tennis Overgrip on a Padel Racket...
A tennis overgrip works fine on a padel racket. What changes is how padel players use it: shorter handles, one handle size, and two or three layers to build the...
How to Wash Sweatbands and Headbands (Without W...
Machine wash cool with mild detergent in a mesh bag, skip softener and bleach, and keep the heat low. Here's how to wash sweatbands so the stretch and the stitched...
How to Wash Sweatbands and Headbands (Without W...
Machine wash cool with mild detergent in a mesh bag, skip softener and bleach, and keep the heat low. Here's how to wash sweatbands so the stretch and the stitched...
Can You Print a Logo on a Pickleball? An Honest...
Key Takeaways Yes — and unlike a tennis ball, the print actually bonds. Moulded plastic takes ink far better than felt does. The ball rules require a manufacturer's name or...
Can You Print a Logo on a Pickleball? An Honest...
Key Takeaways Yes — and unlike a tennis ball, the print actually bonds. Moulded plastic takes ink far better than felt does. The ball rules require a manufacturer's name or...
Q4 Gifting for Racket Clubs: Members, Sponsors ...
Key Takeaways Q4 asks racket clubs to solve three different gifting jobs at once — members, sponsors and corporate guests — and they don't want the same thing. Branded giveaways...
Q4 Gifting for Racket Clubs: Members, Sponsors ...
Key Takeaways Q4 asks racket clubs to solve three different gifting jobs at once — members, sponsors and corporate guests — and they don't want the same thing. Branded giveaways...
What You’ll Find Here
We cover topics that help players, coaches, and organizers get more out of their programs, including:
- Product highlights and customization ideas
- Tips for building team identity and spirit
- Fundraising and promotional strategies
- Updates on trends in tennis and pickleball
Our goal is to provide practical ideas you can actually use. From managing a team to planning your next event, you’ll find what you need here.
Built for Players, Teams, and Clubs
At Match Point Promotions, everything we create is designed by people who understand the game and share your passion. We know what it’s like to want your team to look sharp, represent your brand, and stand out on the court.
So, whether it’s custom dampeners or branded paddle accessories, our products are made to help teams create a unified look on the court without overcomplicating the process.
Let’s Bring Your Ideas to Life
If you’re ready to create something custom for your team or organization, we’re here to help. Reach out to request a quote or connect with us to start designing your next set of products.