ONE VENUE · A USEFUL LOCAL PLAN
From Chikhali to a court in Moshi
Check the journey at the hour you will play
A route that feels simple on a quiet afternoon can change during work or school traffic. Compare the live journey to Borhade Wadi shortly before choosing a time.
Once the booking is confirmed, send the map pin and arrival target to the whole group. Build in enough time for parking, shoes and a quick warm-up.
Make one organiser responsible
Choose one person to confirm the slot, player count and equipment. That keeps five different WhatsApp conversations from producing five different plans.
The organiser should also collect the share of the court cost and tell the club if the group size changes. The standard rate is ₹600 per court per hour.
An easy first-game format
For four beginners, book doubles and spend the first ten minutes on serves and cooperative rallies. Keep the first games short so partners can rotate.
If only two people are coming, singles is possible but requires more movement. Ask about coaching if both players want instruction rather than a self-led game.
Options beyond a casual booking
Regular Chikhali groups can check court slots once they know their preferred day. Parents can ask about kids’ beginner batches for ages 6 and above.
Companies and larger groups should use the corporate enquiry. Court time, equipment, event support and refreshments need to be agreed as a package rather than assumed.
LOCAL QUESTIONS
Before travelling from Chikhali
Is there a PaddleKraft court in Chikhali?
No. PaddleKraft’s only venue is in Borhade Wadi, Moshi.
Should we book before leaving Chikhali?
Yes. Ask for availability and wait for confirmation before travelling.
Can four people share the ₹600 court charge?
Yes, four people can play doubles and divide the court charge among themselves. Paddles and balls are included.
Can a Chikhali company arrange a team outing?
Yes. Share the headcount, preferred date and required inclusions for a separate corporate quote.