PickleGO Hosts Josh Jenkins' Three-Day Pro Clinic in Singapore
Andrew LeeA three-day pickleball clinic lands at Singapore EXPO Hall 7 from 8 to 10 October, with coach Josh Jenkins running it. PickleGO has split the sessions by skill level, so beginner, intermediate and advanced players each get their own dedicated day rather than one mixed-level workshop.
Jenkins carries a career-high DUPR of 5.966 and has reached the quarterfinals on both the PPA Tour and the APP Tour in men's pro doubles. He is an IPTPA certified instructor who has trained more than 2,500 players worldwide, and PickleGO's own clinic material lists him as the coach behind Jack Wong, the Hong Kong pro it bills as Asia's No. 1.
Three Tiers, One Coach
Each clinic day stands on its own, built around a different level of the game.
- Beginners Clinic, 8 October, 9am to 2pm, S$320 per person. Covers coach evaluation, positioning and movement, forehand drives and blocks, and serves and returns.
- Intermediate Clinic, 9 October, 9am to 4pm, S$450 per person. Covers coach evaluation, getting to the kitchen, building at the kitchen, and game play with review.
- Advanced Clinic, 10 October, 9am to 4pm, S$500 per person. Covers coach evaluation, winning the way to the kitchen, winning at the kitchen, and film review with written evaluations.
A player only needs to sign up for the level that fits them, since each tier is booked and priced on its own.
The Coach Behind the Clinic
Josh Jenkins has spent more than a decade coaching the sport, on top of a playing career that reached the pro quarterfinals himself. PickleGO's promotional material for the clinic names Jack Wong as one of his students, describing Wong as Asia's No. 1.
That framing lines up with what is independently on record for Wong. Also known as Wong Hongkit, he closed out the 2025 season ranked No. 1 on PPA Tour Asia in both men's singles and men's doubles, medaling in five of seven singles events that year including a home gold at the Hong Kong Open.
How to Register
Sign-ups run through PickleGO's clinic page, where each tier can be booked separately. The registration page notes that players need to bring their own paddle and balls, so this is coaching time on court, not equipment provided.
The venue itself, Singapore EXPO Hall 7, sits right by Expo MRT station on the East-West and Downtown lines.
Slots are capped per session, and PickleGO's own posts flag them as limited.
This article is based on social media posts and historical data tracked by Pickle361.
