Your court.Your crew.
The best court in the neighborhood is in a backyard. Lights for night play, a fridge that's always stocked, and a roster of guys who actually show up. No municipal nets. No 7 a.m. land grab. Just a standing place to play with your people.
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championship court
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One court. Done right.
A regulation, cushioned, dedicated pickleball court — not a taped-over tennis lot you have to share with strangers. Pro-grade nets, paddle-up lighting for after-dark sets, shade for the bench, and a cooler that's part of the deal.

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Regulation & cushioned
Tournament dimensions and a forgiving surface your knees will thank you for.
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Lit for night play
Even, glare-free lighting from open to close so a 9 p.m. third game is fair game.
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Quiet-paddle friendly
We keep good neighbors. Quiet paddles after dark and we all keep our court.
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Stocked & shaded
Cold drinks, a real bench, towels, and a place to sit between games.
Pick your way in.
Three ways to play: go all-in as a House Member, keep it daytime with Off-Peak, or just grab a Day Pass when the mood strikes. The court's the same. The price isn't.
House Member
The whole club, whenever you want it.
or $1,500/yr — two months on the house
- Member rates on every booking — peak and off-peak
- Book up to 14 days out, so prime evenings are yours first
- 4 guest passes a month
- Priority on league nights and Saturday round-robins
- Standing invite to the group chat
Off-Peak Member
For the guys with daytime freedom.
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
- Member rates on weekday-daytime courts
- Book up to 14 days out for off-peak slots
- 2 guest passes a month
- Roll up whenever the nine-to-five doesn't apply to you
Day Pass
No dues. Just show up and play.
No membership required
- Pay-as-you-play court rentals — no membership required
- Book up to 7 days out
- One price covers the court, up to 4 players
- Bring it. We'll see if you come back.
Courts are priced per slot, not per player — up to four on the price of one.
- Members
- $22–$30 /hr
- Day pass
- $35–$45 /hr
Reserve in under a minute.
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Pick your slot
Open the calendar, grab an open hour. Members see further out and lock prime evenings first.
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Sign once, you're in
First time only: a quick liability waiver. Two taps and it's on file for good.
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Pay & play
Members play at member rates; day-pass guests pay by the hour. You get the gate code on confirmation.
A clubhouse, not a parking lot.



A few things keep this good.
Short list. We're a private club in a backyard, so a little courtesy buys a lot of court time.
Read the full house rules- Quiet paddles after dark — we keep the neighbors on our side.
- Your guests are your responsibility, and your tab.
- Cancel by the window or the court's still yours to pay for.
- Leave it better than you found it. Cooler included.
The short answers.
Open 6 AM – 10 PM. The rest of the details live below — the long version is on the FAQ page.
Where exactly is the club?
It's a private backyard court, so we keep the address off the open internet. You'll get the location and gate instructions the moment your first booking is confirmed.
Do I have to be a member to play?
No. Anyone can grab a Day Pass and rent the court by the hour. Membership just gets you better rates, a longer booking window, and guest passes — it pays for itself fast if you play weekly.
What does it cost?
Court rentals are priced by the hour and the time slot — weekday daytime is cheaper than evenings and weekends. Members book at lower rates across the board. Full numbers are on the Membership page.
Are you closed for Shabbos?
Yes. The court closes Friday evening through Saturday night, every week. The booking calendar blocks those hours automatically, so you can't book then even by accident.
How many people can play?
Up to four on the court — standard doubles. You pay for the court, not per head, so split it however you like.
Pull up a paddle.
Questions about membership, a private booking, or whether your jump serve is legal? We're around. The court's already waiting.