Where do I meet the group?

Meeting point is Top Zpin in Saskatoon; the exact location is sent with confirmation and through the event app upon registration.

What ages can attend?

This event is open to people aged 30–59 to create an age-specific social environment.

Do I need prior pickleball experience?

No—events include a beginner-friendly lesson and organizers rotate players so newcomers can play comfortably.

Is equipment provided?

Top Zpin supplies paddles and balls if you don’t bring your own, though many attendees prefer to bring a paddle they know.

How large are the groups?

Groups are capped at 16 people to keep play social and ensure everyone gets multiple rotations.

How do matches work after the event?

You’ll use the event app to indicate anyone you’d like to connect with; matches are delivered after the session so you can follow up.

Pickleball Dating in Saskatoon: Active Singles Nights at Top Zpin | Sports | Workshop

Top Zpin’s Date Saskatoon – Pickleball takes the awkwardness out of first meetings by moving them onto the court in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Located at 1222 Quebec Ave in the city’s east side, this two-hour, guided singles experience blends a short guided meditation, a focused pickleball lesson, and relaxed, rotating gameplay designed for people in their 30s through 50s. The scene is deliberately active: painted courts, clacking paddles, and the low thrum of conversation replace small-talk pressure with shared motion. The evening opens with a brief guided meditation that helps participants drop out of fight-or-flight and into a clearer, calmer presence—an unusual but effective primer before meeting new people. Then instructors from Top Zpin walk attendees through beginner-friendly drills: serve placement, dink exchanges, and court positioning tailored so relative newcomers can hold rallies and trade points without feeling overwhelmed. After the lesson the format shifts to social play; organizers rotate players across courts so you meet multiple partners and opponents in short, natural intervals that encourage conversation without forcing it. What makes this offering stand out is its blend of wellness, sport, and matchmaking tech. You’ll register in an event app that lets you create a profile and mark people you’d like to connect with; matches are delivered after the session. The combination of a somatic warm-up, a sport that levels physical differences, and app-driven follow-up turns a single evening into a low-pressure, repeatable way to expand your social circle. Saskatoon itself adds texture to the experience. The location sits minutes from the South Saskatchewan River, and on clear evenings the riverbank light softens the city skyline—an easy next stop if you want a quieter walk post-event. The city’s name comes from the saskatoon berry, a small fact that often becomes a conversational icebreaker with locals who know the cuisine and history. Practical details: sessions last about two hours and cap at 16 people, so book early. The event is for ages 30–59 and encourages mixed-gender attendance seeking opposite-gender connections. Bring court shoes, a water bottle, and light layers for after-play cool-down. Top Zpin supplies paddles and balls if you’re traveling light. Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early to check in through the event app and settle in for the meditation. There’s a maximum of 16 attendees so confirmation is sent with the exact meeting point. The program welcomes beginners and offers equipment, but bringing your own paddle can speed play. Expect light, friendly coaching and opportunities to trade contact matches afterwards. Why book it? If you want to meet people outside a bar or dating app in a format that favors movement, mindfulness, and genuine conversation, this is a smart, local way to try something different in Saskatoon’s active community.