Pickleball & Golf Festival Herndon 2025: The Shepherd’s Center of Northern Virginia will host its 4th Annual Pickleball & Golf Festival on September 16, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Worldgate Athletic Club & Spa, located at 13037 Worldgate Drive in Herndon, Virginia. The event serves as the center’s biggest fundraiser of the year.
Fun Activities for All Attendees
Participants will enjoy access to 10 full pickleball courts, a team of professional instructors, and a wide range of fun and competitive activities. The event will also feature a high-end golf-simulation lounge, where players can virtually play on world-famous golf courses.
Delicious refreshments will be provided throughout the event. A silent auction with exciting experiences, carefully selected raffle prizes, and a themed photo booth filled with pickleball props will help capture memories of the day.
Event Support and Registration
The Pickleball & Golf Festival is presented by the Shepherd’s Center of Northern Virginia and powered by Blue Chip Sports Management and Worldgate Athletic Club & Spa. The Adler Foundation is the event’s Title Sponsor, while Rappaport and Cultivating Places also support the event.
Registration is now open, and guests are encouraged to sign up using the QR code provided on official materials.
Bringing the Community Together for a Cause
This fundraiser plays a key role in supporting the Shepherd’s Center’s programs and outreach efforts for seniors in the Northern Virginia area. With the continued growth of pickleball and golf as community sports, the event brings together fun, sport, and a shared mission.
News in Brief: Pickleball & Golf Festival Herndon 2025
The 4th Annual Pickleball & Golf Festival, hosted by the Shepherd’s Center of Northern Virginia, will take place on September 16, 2025, in Herndon, Virginia. Featuring courts, simulators, auctions, and games, the event supports senior programs in the region. Registration is now open for this major fundraiser.
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