Southland Badminton Assn

Peter, the organiser, wants to share a few details about the Southland Badminton Assn with the sports community.

Located in Invercargill, New Zealand, the Association operates a well-equipped 10-court stadium at Surrey Park, next to Stadium Southland. Designed specifically for badminton, it boasts a quality sprung wooden floor for optimal performance and player safety.

The venue is popular for casual play and tournaments, operating mostly on weekdays after school and occasionally on weekends. For convenience, courts can be booked through the online system at pay2play.co.nz.

For casual play, the rates are set at $10 per half hour and $20 per hour. The club also offers flexible membership options that include unlimited court hire, with membership rates starting from $85 for 3 months, $150 for 6 months, and $270 for a year.

For any inquiries or event reservations, Peter is the go-to person and can be reached at badmintonsouthland@xtra.nz. Court bookings can be made instantly by clicking the Pay2Play image on their website.

The club's motto, “Fast, Fun, Healthy, and No Limits,” highlights the enjoyment and benefits of playing badminton. Supported by Sporty.nz, they manage and promote their activities effectively.

Peter also wants to highlight the club's commitment to supporting local clubs, schools, and communities. They provide various resources such as draws, results, entry forms, and timetables to encourage participation. Their website also features a gallery showcasing moments and achievements of players.

Strong partnerships with sponsors help sustain the club's operations, allowing them to offer quality services and facilities. They frequently organise and host exciting tournaments and competitions, with comprehensive information available to keep enthusiasts informed.

For those interested in joining or learning more about badminton, the website offers valuable information on pricing updates, news, board governance, newsletters, and contact details. The club is also active on social media and in club directories, fostering a robust badminton community that promotes friendly competition, skill development, and a love for the sport.