Patrick Hahn didn’t plan a senior-pro path when he picked up a paddle. It started on Father’s Day in 2023, with his wife and daughters on the other side of the net. A former NCAA Division I tennis player at Saint Louis University, he treated it like another family sport — until the competitive itch came back.
Three years in, he’s a Ramsports senior pro ambassador and a member of the New York City Ballers in the U.S. Legends Pickleball League. He’s still based in Larchmont, still teaching part-time at Life Time in West Harrison, and still grinding the local Moneyball weekends between bigger stops.
His first senior pro look came at the 2025 New York City Open in Flushing Meadows, where he won three matches. The Ballers roster followed. Early in the USLPL season he moved from Pod Three to Pod One after his first two matches — useful progress, not a coronation.
On court he’s steady more than flashy: drives, drops, net work, and a reliable backhand volley. The occasional tweener is more joy than show. Away from league play he’s stacked solid Moneyball results around New York and won a championship at the Connecticut State Masters Games.
He plays a Ramsports Typhoon 16mm and represents the brand as a Senior Pro Ambassador. That’s the résumé in plain terms — workmanlike, still building, happy to give props to the players across from him.