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The City's Most Outrageous Ping-Pong Club

Sometimes, in the blink of an eye, a new type of club appears on the scene.
 
A membership club not like any other you know.

And if that club happens to involve a tiny white ball and a gin martini, so be it.
 
Consider this your official notice: SPiN New York, the city's first private ping-pong club and general society of troublemakers, is now accepting applications for founding members.

Brought to you by the same crazy table-tennis upstarts who curate the eclectic Naked Ping-Pong party scene, think of SPiN as Soho House meets a 1972 YMCA basement. Everything you've ever wanted in a ping-pong joint is here: 13,000 square feet of Olympic-quality table tennis flanked by a huge bar, private lessons, regular celeb-hosted parties… and it's all backed by Susan Sarandon (you can call her the godmother of ping-pong).
 
The expansive space is decked out with Olympic matting, 15 tables and locker rooms with overnight paddle storage, not to mention the Fred Perry Room, a private VIP space with a table made entirely of mirrors (perfect for when things get a little frisky after a couple of matches and a little tequila).

And being the good friends that we are, we wanted to bring you unfettered exclusive first access to the retro-recreational madness: the first 300 founding members are privy to reduced annual dues and bragging rights about being founding members of a ping-pong club.

You can thank us later. Right now you should be worrying about your hand-eye coordination.