Suds, Buds & Windmills

It’s actually super easy to look this good, try it !

We are always looking to expand! Spread the word!

INTERESTED IN ACTIVITIES THAT CAN INCLUDE THE KIDS?

Join the SB&W Group Chat to find out what’s coming up next!

THIS SATURDAY
16.5 KM HIKE

It’s a loop with several options to bail out along the way, so come for 2 km, 5 km, 10 km or the whole thing!

HALLOWEEN IS COMING!

Pumpkin patch
Pumpkin carving
Halloween activities

And this year’s theme is MINIONS!!!

We’re also organizing more FREE museum days and other family friendly activities throughout the year.

ANYONE IS WELCOME!

Stuff left behind after events !
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Summer 2027 season:
⛄️ January 1st, 2027 registration opens to returning players , you have until Valentines Day deadline to let us know what’s in your heart. Let us know if you’re back full time on the night you played and/or if you’re interested to play on another night.

☘️St Patrick’s Day deadline. 50$ deposit to secure your spot! Think gold under the rainbow 🌈 💰 is St pats.

Summer 2027 season:

⛄️ January 1st, 2027 registration opens to returning players ,

💕 Next you have until Valentines Day deadline to let us know what’s in your heart. Let us know if you’re back full time on the night you played and/or if you’re interested to play on another night.

☘️St Patrick’s Day deadline. 50$ deposit to secure your spot! Think gold under the rainbow 🌈 💰 is St pats.

Apple goes to the whole team!

🗣️ We are recruiting. Please if you know anyone looking to play men’s, women’s or co ed, msg or comment below !

Help games, events and community outreach go smoothly , everyone , including you has a role to play for fall 2026 & summer 2027. There is no off season when you’re a Bud. For everything we do this Broadhead is for you Bud.

Game Sheets: Keep game sheets in your bag and ready to go if needed. We have custom game sheets that promote our local sponsors.

Balls: Have extra softballs in both sizes in your bag.

Social Media: Support our socials, create content, like, share, comment, it all helps… it’s actually that simple.

Website: Lend a hand with updates and content.

Sponsors: Sponsor us, help find sponsors, or connect us with opportunities.

Spread the Word: Recruit more spares and help grow the roster.

Captain : We are looking for back up captains next summer.

Know any other way to contribute ? Let us know in the comments!

🎾 Let’s talk about prize money.

Grand Slam prize money is top of mind after players staged a small media boycott at the French Open and planned one for Wimbledon, protesting for a greater share of tourney revenue.

Tennis players are not like other pro athletes — they’re independent contractors, meaning they’re not protected by unions or collective bargaining agreements. Furthermore, each Grand Slam operates independently and sets its own standards for prize money.

The French Open offered the smallest prize pool this year at $72.3M. The Australian Open followed with $74.9M, Wimbledon served up $85M, and finally the US Open is offering $101M.
While the Grand Slams boast the biggest pools on the tennis circuit, their prize money averages out to around 15% of tournament revenue. In comparison, prize money at joint ATP and WTA 1000-level events (aka, one level below the Slams) hovers around 22% of revenue, the number players are angling for with their boycotts.

There are no protests planned for the US Open, though the $101M prize pool doesn’t sniff 22% of the tourney’s 2024 revenue, much less the projected 2026 revenue.
Following the planned Wimbledon boycott, the USTA committed to creating a prize money formula that correlates with revenue. What’s more, the Grand Slams have created a player council, giving tennis’ talent a seat at the table. Baby steps.