Nov 28 – Nov 29
Play starts in 18 days
Live scores, courts and results will appear here on the day. Until then, this page is where you enter.
- Beginners Men's Doubles₱600 per player · ₱400 for an extra category · 11 slots leftEnter
- Beginners Women's Doubles₱600 per player · ₱400 for an extra category · 12 slots leftEnter
- Beginners Mixed Doubles₱600 per player · ₱400 for an extra category · 12 slots leftEnter
- Beginners Pro Men's Doubles₱600 per player · ₱400 for an extra category · 12 slots leftEnter
- Beginners Pro Women's Doubles₱600 per player · ₱400 for an extra category · 12 slots leftEnter
- Beginners Pro Mixed Doubles₱600 per player · ₱400 for an extra category · 12 slots leftEnter
- Novice Open Doubles₱600 per player · ₱400 for an extra category · 16 slots leftEnter
7 divisions open · Nov 20, 2026, 11:59 PM (Asia/Manila)
Rules
How it’s scored
- Beginners Men's Doubles, Beginners Women's Doubles, Beginners Mixed Doubles, Beginners Pro Men's Doubles, Beginners Pro Women's Doubles, Beginners Pro Mixed Doubles
Side-out scoring, one game. Group games and the semifinals to 11, sudden death at 10–10. The bronze match and the final to 15, win by 2, sudden death at 16–16.
Three groups, every pair playing each other pair in its group once. The winner of each group and the best runner-up across the groups (the non-winner with the best average point differential) go to the semifinals. Winners meet in the final; the semifinal losers play for bronze.
Groups are ranked by wins, then average point differential, then head-to-head among the tied pairs.
- Novice Open Doubles
Side-out scoring, one game. Group games and the semifinals to 11, sudden death at 10–10. The bronze match and the final to 15, win by 2, sudden death at 16–16.
Four groups, every pair playing each other pair in its group once. The winner of each group go to the semifinals. Winners meet in the final; the semifinal losers play for bronze.
Groups are ranked by wins, then average point differential, then head-to-head among the tied pairs.
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About
Serve and Smile: Pickleball for a Cause is a community fundraising tournament organized by Hanot Pickleball Grounds and Project Hibayag Year 5, bringing players together through sports, friendship, and service. Happening on November 28–29, 2026, at Hanot Pickleball Grounds in Ibajay, Aklan, tournament proceeds will support Project Hibayag’s advocacy of providing free Christmas family portraits. As a tournament for a cause, we believe the true reward goes beyond cash prizes. While prizes may be modest, every game brings our pickleball community together for a greater purpose. Through your participation, we hope to turn our shared love for the sport into meaningful support for families this Christmas. More than just a game, we're playing for a purpose! 💚🏓