Major League Pickleball reorganized itself for the 2026 season, dropping the old Challenger/Premier split in favor of one unified 20-team league. Every team, including Miami Pickleball Club, now plays the same five regular-season events on the road to the Playoffs, which wrap up with Championship Weekend in New York City.
Miami PC has already had a moment in the spotlight this season — the club delivered one of the most-watched plays of 2026 during an MLP event in Orlando. Worth remembering, though: MLP is a traveling league. Matches are hosted at rotating tournament sites around the country, not at a fixed home court in Miami, so there isn't a single "Miami PC home venue" to go watch a match at locally.
Where Miami-area players actually go play
If the pro schedule has you wanting to get on a court yourself, Miami already has real options in our directory, verified independently of anything to do with MLP:
Tropical Park and Amelia Earhart Park are both free, public outdoor courts. If you'd rather play indoors with structured programming, Pickleball Kingdom in Doral is a dedicated paid facility.
See every court we track in the metro on the Miami, FL court directory — court counts, hours, lighting and directions for each one.