About CourtShuffleboard.com

Why the site exists

CourtShuffleboard.com is designed to make useful court shuffleboard information easier to find, understand, and use. It serves beginners learning the game, experienced players working on strategy and technique, tournament players looking for partners and schedules, coaches, clubs, organizers, researchers, and anyone interested in the sport’s history and community.

What you can find here

The site brings together beginner guidance, coaching and strategy, articles, an online court shuffleboard Dictionary, rules and equipment references, tournament schedules and director resources, clubs and organizations, historical publications, program guides and lesson resources, curated court-shuffleboard videos, downloads, and Shuffleboard Partner Connect.

Some resources are written specifically for CourtShuffleboard.com. Others come from shuffleboard organizations, clubs, authors, archives, and official publications and are presented with source and version context whenever that context matters.

Sources, rules, and changing information

Court shuffleboard does not have one universal local practice. Rules, tournament procedures, court conditions, terminology, schedules, and customs can vary by organization and location. For that reason, CourtShuffleboard.com aims to identify the originating organization, document, version, or effective date when a source-specific answer matters.

Official rules and tournament schedules remain the authority of the organizations that publish them. CourtShuffleboard.com may help users find those materials and may note verified additions or corrections, but it does not replace the originating organization’s authority.

Because schedules, links, organizational information, and other details can change, the site welcomes corrections and aims to keep source, version, and date context visible when it helps readers judge what is current.

An independent resource

CourtShuffleboard.com is an independent information and learning site. It is not the official website of a governing shuffleboard association, club, or tournament organizer. When the site presents or links to outside rules, schedules, organizational information, or historical material, the originating source remains the authority for its own material.

Authorship and contributions

CourtShuffleboard.com was created and is maintained by Martin Shapiro. The site includes Martin’s coaching and writing as well as material and information from additional authors, clubs, organizations, and historical sources.

Community contributions are welcome. Authors can submit original articles, and players, clubs, and organizations can report corrections, updated links, schedule changes, and other information that can help keep the site useful.