The Maryland-based pickleball concept has struck a regional development deal with former physical education teacher Mandy Cash, along with her parents, John and Donna Sieverts..

Indoor pickleball concept Dill Dinkers expects to open its first location in the Charlotte market in the first half of 2024..

Spearheading the franchise initiative in the nation’s capital are highly regarded business partners, Travis Andrews and Jonathan Boateng, who are committed to empowering and supporting entrepreneurs as franchisees, in establishing thriving Dill Dinkers state-of-the-art clubs and spreading the joy of pickleball. Possessing a background in technology, cybersecurity, and infrastructure architecture to form comprehensive solutions tailored towards government entities and large-scale institutions in both the public and private sectors, Andrews and Boateng take on ownership of Dill Dinkers in the region through an engineering lens.

Franchisor and indoor court operator Dill Dinkers has announced an expansion plan into the D.C. area. Local entrepreneurs Travis Andrews and Jonathan Boateng have collaborated to introduce the pickleball brand to Washington, D.C.

Another new player has emerged in the pickleball space, and the married owners of one of the latest franchise concepts believe there’s plenty of room for them to play in the country’s fastest-growing participation sport.

Two local businessmen, Travis Andrews and Jonathan Boateng, have partnered up to take the Dill Dinkers pickleball brand to Washington, D.C. The duo have signed a regional development deal with Dill Dinkers to open five indoor pickleball clubs in the District over the next five years…

Made by pickleball players for pickleball players, founders, and co-owners, Will and Denise Richards discovered it was hard for them and their friends to find court time, especially in the winter. Succumbed by a lack of programming and professional court space they opened Dill Dinkers in November of 2022 in Columbia, Maryland. In less than a year, the brand has opened four corporate locations in Maryland with a club in Manassas, Virginia set to open in early 2024.

Have you heard of Pickleball? In all likelihood, someone you know—whether it be an older relative trying to stay active or your friend who found a fast-paced paddle sport with a social element—has either told you about it or asked for you to come play.

I hope you imbibed as much of the autumn atmosphere as I did this weekend. Autumn cocktails, hikes in the hills, maple-infused coffees and some Halloween movies have me dreading next weekend’s warmer temperatures.

Dill Dinkers, founded by avid pickleball players and husband-and-wife duo, Will and Denise Richards, who were determined to find a solution to the woes of outdoor pickleball by transforming America’s most favored sport into a year-round phenomenon…

Dozens of Dill Dinkers courts are coming to three cities across the country. Read on for more about the Howard County company’s expansion plans.

Dozens of Dill Dinkers courts are coming to three cities across the country. Read on for more about the Howard County company’s expansion plans…

This week Mike is chatting with Will and Alli Richards of Dill Dinkers about their new indoor Pickleball club in Finksburg and it’s October 3rd Grand Opening

Born on the East Coast, Dill Dinkers Pickleball has quickly risen in the indoor pickleball industry with continuous praise for its fun, welcoming and pickleball player friendly environment. As a sport and recreation industry trailblazer, Dill Dinkers has captured the hearts of pickleball players from across the country, regardless of skill level, through its vision to spread the joy of pickleball to all.

By Mark R. Smith Read Article here.

A Maryland-based company looking to take a bigger swing at the booming pickleball business is expanding
westward, and it’s struck a deal for the development of several new indoor clubs in the San Antonio market.

East Coast-based indoor pickleball chain Dill Dinkers will open at least 20 clubs in the San Antonio area over the next six years, according to the company.

Pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in the country and Dill Dinkers will hold the grand opening of its second Montgomery County location in Rockville, just six miles away from its recently opened North Bethesda location, on Monday, September 25th. The Rockville club is located at 40-C Southlawn Court, next to ZavaZone and near the Sportsplex and Ice Arena…

Unless you’ve been off the grid, you’ve probably noticed the swell in pickleball play. I, too, am part of that wave. But last night, my undefeated VOLO pickleball squad (4-0) lost a nail-biter in three sets, thus demoting us to defeated status (4-1)..

Columbia-based Dill Dinkers Pickleball has partnered with Strategic Factory, a single-point provider for printing, signage, branding and marketing. The integrated collaboration comes as Dill Dinkers continues to experience exponential franchise growth.

If you head to the mall, you might expect to find the usual suspects: Macy’s, Foot Locker, Claire’s, Bath & Body Works, and maybe Sbarro for lunch. What you might not expect? Indoor pickleball courts.

CARROLL COUNTY JOINS THE WORLD OF THE PICKLEBALL REVOLUTION

A sporting revolution is underway in Carroll County, bringing together players of all ages and backgrounds in a frenzy of spirited competition.

PR Newswire Tue, August 8, 2023 at 10:30 AM EDT. On National Pickleball Day Established Indoor Pickleball Concept Taps into Leading Global Franchise Consulting Firm for Innovative Franchising Launch

Pickleball has become one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, but with it, some challenges have come up, like weather and the demand for courts. Hooked on the sport, one Maryland couple, Will and Denise Richards, found a way to keep playing by opening indoor courts. Gwen Tolbart is in North Bethesda at their newest club..

Dill Dinkers officially opened its first indoor pickleball club in Montgomery County at 4542 Boiling Brook Parkway in the Randolph Hills area of North Bethesda.

This new pickleball spot inhabits the 28,500 square-foot space that formerly housed Launch Trampoline Park, which shut down in 2021.

By Amanda Davis – Contributing Writer, Washington Business Journal Published: Jul 17, 2023 Dozens of Dill Dinkers courts are coming to three cities across the country. Read

Haley Cafarella July 16, 2023 6:00 am These Trailblazing Franchisors Leverage a New, Rapidly-Growing Industry Pickleball is exploding in popularity, and franchising is embracing it with open

Dill Dinkers plans to open its first Virginia location and Prince William County’s first dedicated indoor pickleball club in Manassas Mall early next year. The

By Uriah Kiser Dill Dinkers Pickleball: “Dill Dinkers, the leading provider of dedicated indoor pickleball in Maryland, has signed a 10-year lease with Spinoso Real

The 11-court club is expected to open this summer. Author: WUSA 9 Staff Published: 9:05 PM EDT June 16, 2023 Updated: 9:05 PM EDT June 16, 2023 BETHESDA,