The mark consists of a coat of arms with the words, The Pickleball Club written in Embassey BT Regular font, centered below the banner. At the crest of the coat of arms stands a heraldic lion standing on one back paw holding a caduceus. The lion stands on the top of a wreath. The wreath sits on an armored helmet of a medieval knight. Directly below the helmet on the mantle is a decorative design element of the fleur-de-lis symbol which wraps around the back of the helmet and cascades down both right and left side of the shield. The shield sits in the middle of the coat of arms and is surrounded on three sides by the fleur-de-lis symbol. The shield elements are: two pickles, two pickleballs, and two pickleball rackets. The top one-third portion of the element of the shield shows a pickleball in the direct center of the shield with one pickle in each corner on either side of the pickleball. A thin line divides the top one-third section of the shield from the other two-thirds part of the shield. In the middle of the larger section, the elements are two rackets in a crossed position at the handles. There is one pickleball at the top center of the two crossed rackets within a saltire cross. The banner is below the shield and centered in the middle of the banner are the letters TPBC in capped blocked letters.