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Quad Cities PPA Challenger Series Expected to Generate 1.2 Million Dollar

Quad Cities PPA Challenger Series: The Quad Cities is gearing up for a major sporting event that promises both excitement and economic benefit. The inaugural PPA Tour Challenger Series Powered by JOOLA, organized by the Professional Pickleball Association, is making a stop in Moline at the Quad City Tennis Club. Visit Quad Cities projects the tournament will bring in an impressive $1.2 million in revenue, a significant boost for the local economy.

Mark Your Calendars: August 2025

Set to run from August 8 to August 10, 2025, the event will welcome both professional and amateur players. As one of over a dozen stops on the PPA Tour, the Challenger Series highlights the Midwest’s growing prominence in the pickleball scene. According to Visit Quad Cities, there are plans to make this tournament an annual fixture in the region, offering long-term benefits to local businesses and residents alike.

Pickleball’s Rising Star

Pickleball continues to charm audiences across age groups, evolving from a recreational pastime to a competitive sport with professional appeal. The Moline event is expected to draw significant participation, cementing the Quad Cities as a hub for the sport’s expanding fan base.

$10,000 Prize Pool for the Pros

While spectators will enjoy the thrill of high-level competition, professional players will have extra incentive to bring their A-game—a $10,000 prize pool is up for grabs. With stakes this high, the tournament is poised to attract top-tier talent and provide fans with unforgettable matches.

News in Brief: Quad Cities PPA Challenger Series

The Quad Cities will host the inaugural PPA Tour Challenger Series Powered by JOOLA at the Quad City Tennis Club from August 8-10, 2025. The tournament, part of a nationwide pickleball tour, welcomes amateurs and pros and offers a $10,000 prize pool. Visit Quad Cities projects $1.2 million in revenue and plans to make this an annual event.

Readers Queries

 

1. What does the PPA tour stand for?

The Carvana Professional Pickleball Association (PPA) is the professional tour for the sport of pickleball.

2. Who is the owner of the PPA tour?

Tom Dundon
The consolidation of the two entities is backed by a $75 million investment from private equity firm SC Holdings, D.C. Pickleball Team owner Al Tylis, PPA Tour owners Tom Dundon and the Pardoe Family, and a roster of existing MLP team owners.

 

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