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The Story Behind Hawks Court

Built to bring people together through play

Experience

How It Started

Hawks Court was created as part of The Bend, an outdoor destination designed to give people a place to spend time, not just pass through.

The idea was simple. Create a space where people could show up, be active, connect with others, and stay longer without needing a detailed plan.

Pickleball became a natural fit. It is easy to learn, social by nature, and brings together players of all ages and skill levels. That made it the right anchor for a space focused on connection.

Hawks Court How It Started
Pickleball Court
Hawks Court Start the Conversation Drinking

Easy to Learn

Jump into the game quickly, no experience needed. Hawks Court makes it easy for anyone to start playing and feel included.

Made for Connection

Meet new people, rotate into games, and enjoy a social atmosphere on and off the court.

Play Your Way

From relaxed rallies to competitive matches, every player can find the right pace and energy.

WHY PICKLEBALL

Easy to learn. Fun to return to.

Pickleball has grown quickly, but what makes it stand out is how accessible it is. You do not need years of experience to enjoy it. You can step onto the court, play a few points, and feel part of the game right away. At Hawks Court, that accessibility is intentional. The courts are designed for both casual play and more competitive games, so everyone can find their place.

THE BEND EXPERIENCE

Part of Something Bigger

Hawks Court is not a standalone facility. It is part of The Bend. That means your visit is not limited to the court. You can play, grab food, meet up with friends, or stay and watch other games. It is designed to feel like a shared space where activity and downtime happen together.
Hawks Court Part of Something Bigger

WHAT IT’S MEANT TO BE

The goal has never been to create just another place to play.

It is meant to be a place people come back to. A place where games turn into conversations, quick visits turn into longer stays, and players become part of a regular rhythm.