Pickleball Tournaments in Las Vegas, Nevada
Las Vegas has 5 upcoming tournaments on the 2026 calendar across 5 venues. Compare dates, skill brackets, sanctioning, and entry fees before you register.
Las Vegas tournaments at a glance
- Next tournament
- September 12, 2026
- Scheduled through
- December 4, 2026
- Entry fees
- $45–$100
- Venues
- 5
- Registration open
- 5 events
- Prize money
- 3 events
Upcoming tournaments
Where tournaments are played in Las Vegas
5 venues in Las Vegas are hosting upcoming events. Each venue page lists its full schedule and location details.
Who runs tournaments in Las Vegas
Organizers with upcoming events here. Follow one to see everything they run across the country.
Other cities in Nevada
Pickleball tournaments in Las Vegas — common questions
How many pickleball tournaments are coming up in Las Vegas?
5 upcoming pickleball tournaments are currently listed in Las Vegas, Nevada. They run from September 12, 2026 through December 4, 2026.
When is the next pickleball tournament in Las Vegas?
The next one is September Pickleball Smash on September 12, 2026 at Summerlin. Registration is currently open.
How much does it cost to enter a pickleball tournament in Las Vegas?
Registration fees on the events currently listed in Las Vegas range from $45 to $100. Many tournaments also charge a separate fee per bracket you enter, so the total depends on how many events you sign up for.
Are pickleball tournaments in Las Vegas sanctioned?
None of the upcoming events currently listed in Las Vegas are sanctioned, so they won't award USA Pickleball, PPA, or APP ranking points. Sanctioned events elsewhere in Nevada are marked on each tournament page.
Where are pickleball tournaments held in Las Vegas?
Upcoming events in Las Vegas are hosted at Darling Tennis Center, Desert Vista Community Center, Summerlin, Summerlin Life Time, and The Plaza Hotel and Casino. Each venue page lists its full tournament schedule.
Are there prize money tournaments in Las Vegas?
Yes — 3 of the upcoming Las Vegas events offer prize money. Prize money events are flagged on their tournament pages alongside the payout details the organizer published.