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FAQ

Questions, answered.

No fine print, no runaround. If something's still unclear after this, just ask.

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.

Do I need my own paddle?

Bring your own if you've got one. We keep a couple of loaners and, after dark, a set of quiet paddles you're welcome to use.

What's the waiver about?

Standard liability waiver — everyone who plays signs it once before the first booking. It takes about twenty seconds and stays on file.

Can I bring guests?

Members can, using guest passes that come with the membership. Your guest signs the waiver too, and you're responsible for them while they're on the court.

What if it rains?

If the court's unplayable for weather, we'll sort out a credit or a reschedule. If it's just a little damp, that's a judgment call — play smart on a wet surface.

Come by

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.