Main, specialty and partner events.

Main events

Multi-day tournaments with full draws, larger prize pools and a year-defining trophy.

  • Triple Crown Anniversary
  • Stallion Cup · Legacy Cup · Challenger Cup
  • Winter Slam · Summer Showcase · Spring Clash

Specialty events

Shorter tournaments built around a single format. Easier to commit to than a full Cup weekend.

  • DUPR Duos
  • MLP Style
  • 3v3 Showdown

Partner events

Tournament series and charity events that choose ERA as their host, including our own traveling tour when it stops here.

  • ERA Pickleball Tour, our traveling series
  • Honcho Pickleball Amateur Tour
  • Charity fundraisers

ERA Pickleball Texas Open

Dec 9–13, 2026 · The Woodlands, TX

247players registered

50 brackets 4 already full $15,000+ in prizes Registration closes Dec 6

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The ERA Pickleball Tour, all over Texas.

The ERA Pickleball Tour

Before your first tournament.

Where do I register?

ERA tournaments register on PickleballTournaments.com. Each tournament on this page links to its listing, where you’ll find divisions, fees and the draw.

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I’ve never played a tournament. Where should I start?

Tournaments are for players who want competition. If you’re newer, start with Open Play, a clinic or our first-visit guide, then try a league or a specialty event. Specialty events make a good first tournament: one format and a shorter weekend than a full Cup.

How do I hear when registration opens?

Send us a note and we’ll let you know when registration opens for the next one.

Can we host our tournament at ERA?

Yes. Tournament series and charity events choose ERA as their host facility. Contact us with your dates and format.

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The next one is open.

ERA Pickleball Texas Open, Dec 9–13. Registration closes Dec 6.

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Do I need a membership to play?

No. Anyone can book a court or join a session and pay for that visit. A membership is for people who play often.

I’ve never played. Can I still come?

Yes. Start with Beginner Open Play: come on your own and get matched into games. No paddle? Rent one at the front desk.

How do I book a court?

Tap Book a court (at the bottom of your screen on a phone), pick a time and pay. No account needed.

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