Pickleball didn’t start in a stadium.
It started in a backyard.

In 1965, a few dads on Bainbridge Island, Washington created a simple game to keep their families active and entertained: a plastic ball, wooden paddles, and a lowered net.

By 1967, the first permanent pickleball court was built — the moment a fun family experiment became something lasting.

And that’s exactly what TOCO67 stands for:

Family

A sport everyone can play — kids, parents, grandparents.

Fun

Easy to learn. Hard to stop. Instant rallies, instant smiles.

Exercise

Quick footwork. Fast reactions. A full-body workout without feeling like one.

Back to Basics

No complicated rules. No barriers. Just grab a paddle and play.

1967 reminds us where it started — simple, social, and active.

Welcome to TOCO67. 🏓