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A Look Inside the 300 Club Shoppe: Tennis, Pickleball & Gifts

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Finding Hidden Gems: A Look Inside The 300 Club Shoppe with Pam Kelly

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Address: 3715 NW 12th Ave, Gainesville, FL 32605

The StayGainesville Connection: StayGainesville's Susannah Peddie is an avid tennis player. She and the owner, Pam Kelly, have played tennis together for years and Susannah often shops at The Shoppe for gift items and tennis clothing. It's the perfect place to find holiday gifts, Mothers' Day gifts, and treats for yourself.

A treasure trove for the active lifestyle enthusiast – The 300 Club Shoppe. But The 300 Club Shoppe isn't your average sporting goods store. Owned and operated by the passionate Pam Kelly, it's a haven for those seeking unique and high-quality apparel, equipment, and accessories, all curated with an eye for style and functionality.

A Passion for Fashion Meets Fitness: Pam Kelly's Vision

Pam Kelly is the driving force behind The 300 Club Shoppe. More than just a business owner, she's a fitness enthusiast with a keen sense of style. She recognized a gap in the market for fashionable yet functional activewear that caters to the discerning athlete.

Pam's vision for The 300 Club Shoppe goes beyond simply providing tennis balls and racquets. It's about creating a space where people can discover clothing and equipment that enhances their performance while reflecting their personal style.

Beyond the Basics: A Boutique Experience

Walking into The 300 Club Shoppe is akin to stepping into a curated boutique. Gone are the rows of generic sportswear. Instead, Pam handpicks a selection of top-tier brands renowned for their commitment to quality, performance, and design. From the vibrant colors of Lucky In Love to the timeless elegance of K Swiss, The 300 Club Shoppe offers a refreshing alternative to the big-box sporting goods stores.

Catering to Every Court and Every Curve: Inclusivity is Key

Pam understands that athletes come in all shapes, sizes, and styles. That's why The 300 Club Shoppe offers a diverse selection of activewear that caters to a variety of body types and preferences. Whether you're a petite powerhouse or a curvy champion, you'll find clothing that fits you perfectly and allows you to move with confidence.

More Than Just Apparel: A Haven for Pickleball Enthusiasts

The rise of pickleball hasn't gone unnoticed at The 300 Club Shoppe. Pam recognizes the growing popularity of this dynamic sport and dedicates a significant portion of her store to pickleball equipment. From top-of-the-line paddles from Selkirk to comfortable and stylish pickleball apparel, The 300 Club Shoppe is a one-stop shop for everything pickleball.

A Touch of Luxury: Pampering Your Post-Workout Self

Pam believes that self-care goes hand-in-hand with an active lifestyle. That's why The 300 Club Shoppe offers a curated selection of luxurious bath and body products. Whether it's the soothing scents of Finch Berry lotions or the invigorating lather of Bloq-UV SPF 50 long sleeve shirts, the shoppe provides a way to pamper yourself after a hard workout.

A Commitment to Community: Supporting Local Artists

Pam's commitment extends beyond offering high-quality products. She actively supports local artists and craftspeople. The shoppe showcases a selection of beautiful, handcrafted jewelry by local artisans like Vicki Johnson, Betsy Severence, and Meegan. These unique pieces add a touch of personality and flair to any activewear outfit.

Going the Extra Mile: Personalized Service Makes the Difference

In today's world of online shopping, The 300 Club Shoppe offers a refreshing alternative – personalized service. Pam and her team take the time to understand your needs and preferences, ensuring you find the perfect clothing and equipment to enhance your performance. They're not just salespeople; they're knowledgeable advisors who share your passion for an active lifestyle.

More Than Just a Shoppe: A Community Hub

The 300 Club Shoppe transcends the definition of a retail space. It's become a community hub for athletes of all levels. Whether you're a seasoned tennis pro or just starting your pickleball journey, you'll find a welcoming environment where you can connect with like-minded individuals, share tips, and celebrate your love for fitness.

A Look Ahead: The Future of The 300 Club Shoppe

Under Pam's leadership, The 300 Club Shoppe has become a cherished Gainesville destination. Continuously evolving to meet the needs of its customers, the shoppe is sure to remain a haven for active lifestyle enthusiasts for years to come.

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