Dill Dinkers Indoor Pickleball Expansion: Greg Louie and his niece, Brigette Farwaha, have signed a regional development deal to open 20 Dill Dinkers indoor pickleball facilities in Las Vegas and Clark County, Nevada. The pair aim to grow the sport locally and provide spaces for players of all ages and skill levels.
Greg Louie has more than 23 years of experience in business ownership and management as the founder and CEO of a marketing company. Brigette Farwaha serves as the assistant director for facilities and operations at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. Both are longtime pickleball fans and co-hosts of the “Third Shot” podcast, which they have produced for nearly three years.
A Vision for Community Play
Louie shared his passion for creating a welcoming pickleball environment. “Pickleball is a true intergenerational sport. With a quick learning curve and welcoming community, pickleball is drawing in more players every day,” he said. “From neighbors to tourists, we hope to further foster fun and supportive opportunities for everyone to play in a family-oriented environment. We know firsthand how pickleball helps people through all stages of life and welcome everyone to enjoy the sport. Dill Dinkers is the perfect space to bring that vision to life.”
Their experience in business and sports operations will help deliver a premier indoor pickleball experience. They hope the venues will also strengthen local communities and attract visitors to Southern Nevada.
Support from Dill Dinkers
Dr. Ben Litalien, chief development officer at Dill Dinkers, praised the partnership. “Greg and Brigette are the perfect fit for Dill Dinkers,” he said. “We are thrilled to welcome Greg and Brigette, who have the passion for pickleball that we’re looking for. We look forward to seeing their success and growth in Las Vegas and how locals and visitors can benefit from a premier indoor pickleball offering. Southern Nevada’s pickleball players have a lot to look forward to.”
Impact and Future Plans
With this expansion, Las Vegas will gain new indoor spaces designed to make pickleball more accessible year-round. The move is expected to boost the sport’s popularity in the region and give both residents and tourists high-quality facilities to play and connect through the game.
News in Brief: Dill Dinkers Indoor Pickleball Expansion
Greg Louie and Brigette Farwaha will develop 20 Dill Dinkers indoor pickleball facilities in Las Vegas and Clark County, Nevada. The longtime pickleball podcasters plan to create family-friendly spaces that grow the sport locally, supported by Dill Dinkers’ leadership and aimed at serving both residents and visiting players.
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