Serve Up Fun and Friendships: Join Open Play Pickleball!
Open play sessions offer a fantastic opportunity to connect with others, sharpen your pickleball skills, and enjoy the game in a friendly, laid-back environment. These sessions allow players to join games with others at a similar skill level, creating a fun and inclusive experience for everyone.
1. During All-Level Open Play with multiple courts, consider separating by skill level for a more balanced game. Lower courts (e.g., 1-3) are ideal for beginners/lower-intermediate players, while higher courts (e.g., 7-9) suit intermediate/advanced players.
2. We provide balls for Open Play. Please return them to the front desk after use. Lost balls are a significant issue. Please check courts for used balls and return them. Broken balls will be replaced.
3. Join the waitlist if you wish to play if another individual drops out and be aware you will be potentially added. Be sure to remove yourself if your plans change.
4. Players on the waitlist at the start of Open Play won’t be able to join unless a spot opens up.
5. Open play uses designated courts. If extra courts are available, the front desk will decide if they can be opened. Please ask before using an unoccupied court.
6. All games must conclude by the designated end time of the Open Play session. Please be mindful of the time and avoid starting new games within the last few minutes.
7. Only registered players can participate in Open Play. Joining games without registering creates longer wait times and frustration for registered players. Please be respectful of other players’ playing time.
8. Open Play is designed to meet new people and play with different partners. If you prefer playing only with friends, please rent a private court.
General Play
Paddle Rotation System
Court Etiquette
Skill Level Guidelines (if applicable)
Time & Court Usage
People who are new to pickleball and have no previous experience in sports.
A player who might lack experience but is able to maintain a brief rally.
An individual who grasps the basics and knows proper court positioning.
A person who can distinguish between soft and aggressive play, moves swiftly into the non-volley zone, and recognizes situations where stacking could be beneficial.
The skill to identify and take advantage of an opponent’s weaknesses. They can coordinate effectively as a team, being aware of their partner’s position on the court.
A player with strong footwork and a solid grasp of strategy. They communicate effortlessly with their partner and coordinate movements seamlessly.
A skilled player who quickly learns pickleball strategies. Their efficient footwork allows them to adjust their gameplay to match an opponent’s strengths and weaknesses. They rarely make unforced errors.
A pickleball player who has achieved exceptional mastery of the sport and performs at an elite level.