PCKLMODE × CourtFlo · Miami, Florida
The FLO Open
Three days of pickleball, music, food and apparel — and the launch of CourtFlo. Come Friday for the night. Come Saturday to compete. Come Sunday to win it.
Early bird $35 a player, September 1–11. $55 after.
Why CourtFlo launches here
Every tournament in South Florida starts the same way — a player who wants to enter, and no reliable way to find someone at their level who also wants in.
You see the event. You want to play it. You start asking around.
Four group chats, a dozen messages, and no answer — or a partner two levels off.
Your division fills at seven teams. You sit the weekend out and watch it on Instagram.
CourtFlo shows you who else needs a partner at your level, for this exact event. Match, enter together, play.
The weekend
6:00 PM – 10:00 PM · Open to everyone
Not a tournament day. A night. Music, food trucks, night pickleball under the lights, exhibition matches and player challenges — plus the official launch of CourtFlo and tournament check-in for the weekend.
7:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Four blocks · 56 teams
Eight divisions across four blocks — 50+, 4.0, Mixed 3.5, Youth 8–13 and 2.5, two running side by side at all times. Music, food and sponsor activations run the entire day.
7:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Four blocks · 57 teams
Mixed and level divisions through the day, then the weekend ends on all six courts at once: Men’s Combined 9.2 Money Ball, fifteen teams, $50 a player and sixty percent of it back out as prize money. Champions are presented with the FLO trophy and photographed with it.
The format
Most tournaments make you block out a whole day and wait on a bracket. FLO:01 doesn’t. Every division is a round robin capped at seven teams and runs inside a single three-hour block, two divisions at a time on three courts each. You get your window when you register — show up, play everybody, and go enjoy the rest of the weekend.
Saturday, November 7 — 56 teams
| Block | Courts 1–3 | Courts 4–6 |
|---|---|---|
| 7:00 – 10:00 AM | Men’s 50+ | Women’s 50+ |
| 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Men’s 4.0 | Women’s 4.0 |
| 1:00 – 4:00 PM | Mixed 3.5 | Youth 8–13 |
| 4:00 – 7:00 PM | Women’s 2.5 | Men’s 2.5 |
Sunday, November 8 — 57 teams, finishing with Money Ball
| Block | Courts 1–3 | Courts 4–6 |
|---|---|---|
| 7:00 – 10:00 AM | Mixed 3.0 | Mixed 4.0 |
| 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Women’s 3.5 | Men’s 3.5 |
| 1:00 – 4:00 PM | Men’s 3.0 | Women’s 3.0 |
| 4:00 – 7:00 PM | Men’s Combined 9.2 — MONEY BALLAll six courts · 15 teams · $50/player · 60% to the pool | |
Seven teams per division, except Money Ball at fifteen. That’s 113 teams — 226 player spots across the weekend, not counting Friday. Divisions that don’t fill get combined with the level next door, and any change goes to the registered players first.
Sunday, Nov 8 · 4–7 PM · All six courts
Men’s Combined 9.2. Fifteen teams. Fifty dollars a player, and sixty percent of every dollar collected goes back out as prize money. The rest of the weekend is played for the trophy. This one isn’t.
The pool is 60% of entries actually collected, so it scales with the field. At a full fifteen-team field — 30 players at $50 — that is $1,500 collected and $900 paid out:
Dollar figures shown are at a full field. If the field comes in short, the percentages hold and the payouts move with them — we publish the confirmed pool once registration closes, before anyone plays.
Prizes
FLO:01 skips the medal table. Champions leave with things they will actually wear, use and keep — and with the photograph.
Made for this event only, in this quantity only. If you didn’t win it, you can’t buy it.
Kit from the apparel brand behind the event, plus credit to pick your own.
Paddles, gear and product contributed by the brands supporting FLO:01.
One championship piece, presented to every division champion for the awards photo.
Partners
FLO:01 is a first-year event with capped, physical sponsor inventory — not an open-ended package list. Court sponsorship in particular cannot scale past the number of courts on the property, and those courts are in play from 7 AM to 7 PM both tournament days.
6 courts · 6 court sponsorships available
Your banner mounted on a court net — in play and in frame for every match that court runs, all three days. Six courts, six banners. That is the entire inventory.
Full-size banner on the chain link around the courts. Bigger, readable from across the facility and the parking approach, and in nearly every wide shot.
Title the closing event: all six courts, fifteen teams, the last thing anyone sees on Sunday. One partner only.
Banner production can be handled by us or supplied by you to spec. All placements are coordinated with and approved by the host venue before install.
Tell us what you are after and we will send sizes, placement photos, install deadlines and pricing.
We will send the partner kit with sizes, placement photos, install deadlines and pricing shortly.
Official Host Venue
Six outdoor courts on SW 112th Avenue, lit for night play, with restrooms, refreshments and free on-site parking. It’s one of the busiest pickleball facilities in South Florida — and for one weekend in November it belongs to FLO:01.
Registration
Seven teams a division, fifteen in Money Ball. When a division fills, it closes — there is no waitlist bumping someone out of a three-hour block.
Every division except Money Ball. Ten and a half days only, opening September 1. This is the cheapest FLO:01 will ever be.
Same divisions, same three-hour blocks. Registration stays open until a division fills, and seven teams fill fast.
Priced on its own and not part of early bird. 60% of every entry goes into the prize pool.
$20 a player is what early bird saves you. Pricing is per player per division — enter more than one division and each is priced separately, as long as the blocks don’t overlap. Register below and we’ll send your payment link the moment registration opens on September 1.
We’ll email you pricing, your block time and the payment link before registration opens to the public — plus your CourtFlo invite ahead of the launch on FLO NITE.
Food trucks & vendors
Three days, 226 player spots plus partners, families and spectators — and a Friday night open to the whole community. We are curating a small group of trucks rather than filling a lot: different cuisines, no two the same.
6–10 PM. The busiest single window of the weekend, and the one open to everyone rather than just players.
7 AM–7 PM. Steady turnover as divisions change every three hours, with families on site all day.
A current Miami-Dade mobile food license, general liability insurance, and your own power unless arranged otherwise.
Spots are limited and we place by cuisine mix, so apply early.
We will be in touch about placement, hours and the vendor mix.
Questions
Friday November 6 through Sunday November 8, 2026 at Dink Club, 10855 SW 112th Ave, Miami, FL 33176, in Kendall. All play happens on six outdoor courts. Parking is free.
Every division is a round robin capped at seven teams, and each division runs inside a single three-hour block. Two divisions play at the same time on three courts each, across five blocks a day: 7–10, 10–1, 1–4, 4–7 and 7–10.
You get your block when you register, so you’re not stuck at the facility all day waiting on a bracket. Play your window, then go enjoy the rest of the weekend.
Saturday runs Men’s and Women’s 50+, Men’s and Women’s 4.0, Mixed 3.5, Youth 8–13, and Men’s and Women’s 2.5 — eight divisions, 56 teams.
Sunday runs Mixed 3.0 and 4.0, Men’s and Women’s 3.5, Men’s and Women’s 3.0, and closes with Men’s Combined 9.2 Money Ball on all six courts — seven divisions, 57 teams.
Divisions that don’t fill get combined with the level next door, and any change goes to registered players first.
Money Ball is the closing event of FLO:01 — Sunday 4–7 PM, all six courts, fifteen men’s teams with a combined partner rating of 9.2.
Entry is $50 per player, and 60% of everything collected goes back out as prize money, paid 50/30/20 to the top three teams. At a full fifteen-team field that is $1,500 collected and $900 paid out — $450, $270 and $180.
The pool is a percentage, not a fixed promise: if the field comes in short the percentages hold and the dollar amounts move with them. We publish the confirmed pool once registration closes and before anyone plays.
Yes — there is a Youth 8–13 division on Saturday afternoon. A parent or legal guardian has to be on site and sign the waiver at check-in.
Yes, as long as the blocks don’t overlap. Each division sits in its own three-hour window, so check the schedule and pick times that don’t collide. Register once per division.
No. Divisions are organized by skill level and you can enter with a self-assessed level. If you do have a DUPR rating, connect it and we’ll place you in the right division.
Yes — and this is the part FLO:01 is built around. Tell us you need a partner when you request early access, and CourtFlo will show you other players at your level who need a partner for this specific event, so you can team up and enter together.
No. Friday night is open to everyone. Music, food trucks, night play, exhibition matches and the CourtFlo launch. You don’t need to be competing to come.
$35 per player if you register during early bird, which runs September 1 through September 11, 2026. After that it’s $55 per player.
Money Ball is priced separately at $50 per player and is not part of early bird, because 60% of that entry goes straight back out as prize money.
Pricing is per player per division. If you enter two divisions, each is priced separately — just make sure the blocks don’t overlap.
Seven teams per division, and a fixed number of divisions across the weekend. When a division fills, it closes. Early access is how you get in before registration opens publicly.
Exclusive FLO:01 champion apparel, PCKLMODE merchandise and vouchers, sponsor-contributed prizes, and champion photography. Every division champion is presented with the FLO trophy for the awards photo.
Yes to both. Court sponsorships are capped at six. Email info@courtflo.app and we’ll send the partner kit or the vendor details.
