Overview The Courts Club Series is a traveling padel tournament with a clubhouse party built around it: at the Los Angeles stop in June 2026, more than 30 teams played three open divisions for $6,000 in cash prizes while guests moved between a recovery lounge, IV therapy and Bentley test drives. The 2026 season was set as three stops - Los Angeles at Pura Padel in Sherman Oaks, The Padel Grand Prix at Padel39 in Austin in October, and Miami during Art Basel in December. Players apply for a place in the draw and guests come in off a guest list. Courts Club is a Los Angeles racquet-sports apparel brand, selling jerseys, rugby polos and caps, and it runs the series as its community arm. On site The Los Angeles stop ran June 19 and 20, 2026, at Pura Padel. Along with the cash, NOX racquets, Hyperice gear, IM8 subscriptions and a Vesti tasting menu were on the line for the players. Off the court, Hyperice ran a full recovery lounge, Bentley ran test drives, and the Courts Club Clubhouse served cocktails and small plates to a DJ set, with partner activations around it. Audience Courts Club describes its guests as professionals, creatives, founders and athletes, and a good share of them post: across two earlier events, Pura Padel in Los Angeles and Replay WPB in Florida, 105-plus creator profiles made more than 350 pieces of content. Track record Courts Club counts 24.5 million impressions from the earlier Pura Padel event in Los Angeles and 5.35 million from Replay WPB. The June 2026 Los Angeles stop filled three divisions with 30-plus teams. Brand presence A presenting partner puts its name on the series and gets court branding, logos on the player jerseys, VIP hospitality, its own activation areas and integration with the athletes. An exclusive partner holds one category across every stop of the season, also on the jerseys. A market partner takes a single city: a footprint in the vendor village, sampling, a recap video for that city and a post-event report on engagement and reach. The series plans each partnership in three phases it calls Series Build, Experience and Extend.