Badminton Georgia

About us

A volunteer tournament office running an open calendar for badminton in Georgia.

This organizer profile is placeholder content for a demo site.

Badminton Georgia runs an open tournament calendar for players of every level — from first-time amateurs in grade D to national-standard competitors and juniors coming through club programmes.

We publish entry lists, draws and the order of play before every event, keep a ranking list for each discipline and age group, and archive complete results so that players can follow their own progress from season to season.

The office is run by volunteers. If you would like to host a stage, supply a hall, referee, or bring a junior group, write to us — every tournament on this calendar started as somebody's email.

What we do

  • We publish one calendar for the whole country, so that a player in Kutaisi and a club in Batumi see the same dates, the same entry deadlines and the same rules.

  • We keep entry lists, draws and the order of play public before play starts, and we archive every result so that progress is visible from season to season.

  • We keep the entry barrier low: grade D draws for newcomers, junior discounts, and a partner-matching board for anyone who wants to play doubles but has nobody to play with.

The team

Roles, not names: the office is run by volunteers and positions rotate between seasons.

  • Tournament director

    Calendar, sanctioning, prospectus and the final word on withdrawals.

  • Referee

    Draws, seeding, on-site decisions and the order of play.

  • Entries and rankings

    Entry lists, waiting lists, fees and the ranking calculation.

  • Communications

    News, social channels, photos and this website.

Badminton in Georgia

Background facts gathered from public sources. Needs verification — do not quote these without checking the primary source.

  • Badminton in Georgia is governed nationally by a member federation of the Badminton World Federation via Badminton Europe; regional bodies exist in Adjara.
  • Competitive play concentrates in Tbilisi and Batumi, with dedicated courts and multi-sport halls hosting most events.
  • The junior pathway runs mainly through club programmes and school sports halls rather than a single national centre.
  • This website is an independent demo project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or speaking for any federation.

Contact

Phone
+995 555 00 00 00
Address
Tournament office, Tbilisi, Georgia (postal address on request)

Partners

  • Kolkhi Sport
  • Mtkvari Racket Co.
  • Shuttle House
  • Highland Spring Water
  • Rioni Physio
  • Caucasus Print

Partners

Demo partners — invented for this sample site.