Green Bay 70-plus doubles pickleball tournament already half full
Green Bay’s 70-plus doubles pickleball field was already half full before the July 20 start, with warm-ups set for 8:00 a.m. at Edison Park.
The 70-plus doubles pickleball tournament in Green Bay was already half full before its Monday, July 20, 2026 start, leaving older local players a narrowing window to grab one of the remaining spots. The event was set for Edison Pickleball Courts at Edison Park, 442 Alpine Dr, with warm-up at 8:00 a.m., instructions at 8:20 a.m. and game time at 8:30 a.m.
The City of Green Bay listed the event as Pickleball 70s+ Doubles and set the run time from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with July 21 posted as the rain date. That same city listing identified the tournament as the 6th annual outdoor 70+ Doubles Pickleball Tournament, giving the day a firm place in a recurring local calendar rather than a one-off entry.
Registration details pointed to two public contacts. The City of Green Bay pickleball page listed Harry Clifford at (920) 544-1512, while a Green Bay Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department post from greenbayprf told players to register by calling (920) 448-3365. The organizer’s note that the event was already half full mattered because it signaled demand early enough to make the remaining openings a real consideration for seniors weighing whether to enter.
Green Bay’s senior pickleball scene has shown that pattern before. A 2025 greenbayprf post said there were only three spots left in the men’s 5th annual 70+ pickleball tournament, and a 2023 registration PDF from Green Bay and Packerland Pickleball Players listed a 70’s+ Men’s Doubles tournament at the courts adjacent to Edison Middle School, 442 Alpine Drive. That 2023 event carried a $30 per team fee, accepted registration from July 3 through August 10 and set August 16 as the rain date.
Taken together, the dates, the age division and the half-full update showed a tournament built for competitive older amateurs who wanted structured matches, a familiar venue and a clearly defined start. The 2026 edition fit a growing Green Bay pattern: senior divisions were filling fast enough to make registration timing part of the story.
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