The edge is how you handle the moment.

You can compete hard without turning every point into a story. You can want to win — and still be enjoyable to share a court with.

Hit Happy is for players who take their game seriously — and their ego lightly.
Wear it as a reminder: compete hard, stay classy.

Be the player people want on their side of the net.

Hit Happy started in tennis because we watched joy get pushed out of the game — too much drama, too much ego, too much pressure to prove instead of enjoy.

What we found (and built) is better: players who love to compete, care about getting better, and respect great shots — even when they’re hit against them.

• Compete hard, stay clear.
• Make partners better.
• Bring strong energy — not chaos.
• Refuse to let negativity steal the fun.

That’s the kind of tennis we’re here for.

Today, that standard extends beyond tennis — into pickleball, golf, volleyball, and any sport where people show up to compete.
Different games. Same standard.

Why I built Hit Happy.

Hit Happy started because I loved the game — but hated how often joy was being taken out of it.

I didn’t build Hit Happy to make clothes. I built it because I was tired of watching great women fall out of love with a game they still cared deeply about.

I wanted a culture where players could compete, improve, and feel good showing up — without drama, without comparison, and without losing themselves in the process.

— Kasey Hammond
Founder, Hit Happy®