How To Post on Main Court Social

Main Court Social is where your pickleball life comes to life. It is a dedicated space to share moments on and off the court while connecting with players who are just as passionate about the game. Whether you are looking for instructional videos, player insights, gear talk, or community highlights, the platform brings everything together in one place.

To keep the experience valuable for everyone, we ask that all posts remain pickleball related. We encourage content from every level of player, because the strongest communities are built on shared experiences, learning, and a genuine love for the sport.

Step 1: Start here

You can begin a social post by hitting the plus sign "+" at the bottom of the home page.

After clicking on the +, you will want to press "Upload a Photo or Video."

Step 2: Upload Media, Add a Group (optional), Add Event (optional)

Choose the photos/videos you want to upload. Note: You don't have to have a graphic; a text-only post works too.
Add Group (optional)—This is a group post; group posts only are visible for group members. Not even your friends will see this post if they are not in the group. For more information on groups and group posts, click here
Add Event (optional)—Choose to connect your post to an event that you attended

Step 3: Add your Caption and Collaborators

Add a caption in the text box
Add collaborators that are in your post by hitting the +. If you add a collaborator, and they accept the collaboration, both your friends and their friends will see the post.
Note: If you think your content should be seen by the entire Main Court Community, you can tag Main Court as a collaborator, and we will review it.

Step 4: Publish your post

Once you're ready to post, press SHARE to post it on Main Court Social.

If you’re a content creator and want to share posts that reach the entire community on the regular, you can reach out to our team at info@maincourt.com to discuss partnership opportunities.

Main Court Social is built for real players and real moments. By connecting posts to the on-court experience, the feed stays authentic, relevant, and meaningful for the entire community. Every share reflects the energy of the sport and the players who make it special.