ONE VENUE · A USEFUL LOCAL PLAN
Organising a Dudulgaon group game
Decide whether the day is social or competitive
A family or friends’ game works best when the pace matches the least experienced player. Use mixed pairs, short games and generous line calls.
If the group wants a proper mini-tournament, say so while enquiring. Duration, use of both courts and any facilitation should be confirmed before the day.
Plan around the full group
Two courts can hold eight doubles players at one time. A larger gathering needs rotations and a realistic booking window so nobody spends the whole session waiting.
Ask every player to confirm before the organiser books. Send the final headcount, one preferred time and one backup to the club.
Keep children’s participation clear
Children can enjoy a family rally, but parents remain responsible during a casual booking. Match the activity to the child’s age, confidence and ability to follow court-safety instructions.
For structured learning, ask about the weekend beginner programme for ages 6+. Confirm batch dates and equipment before purchasing anything.
Use the live map, not an estimated promise
Travel conditions vary, so this page does not promise a fixed journey time from Dudulgaon. Use live directions to the exact Borhade Wadi pin on the day.
Plan to reach before the confirmed slot. The group can sort teams and shoes off court, leaving the paid hour for actual play.
LOCAL QUESTIONS
Before travelling from Dudulgaon
Where is the court for Dudulgaon players?
At PaddleKraft in Borhade Wadi, Moshi. There is no separate Dudulgaon branch.
Can a larger family group book?
Yes, but share the full headcount. Groups above eight need rotations because only eight people can play doubles across two courts at once.
Can children join a casual family booking?
Ask the club about current venue rules and keep children under adult supervision. Coaching batches are arranged separately.
What should we bring?
Sports shoes, comfortable clothes, water and the confirmed equipment plan are a sensible start.