As a frequent visitor to the DTW suburbs and avid pickle baller (~4.0), PickleRage provides a…read morewonderful experience in a comfortable facility with friendly staff and fun people. Open plays are capped which ensures good pace of play, courts are segmented by skill level and there isn't too much in the way of people playing out of their depth. Air conditioning has held up during a recent heatwave of 90 degrees plus, and courts are always in good condition. For $7/hour, I get to run around, scratch the pickleball itch, and chat with nice people which is exactly what I'm looking for. If I lived here full time, this would likely be my home court, but as a visitor who can pay as they go, this arrangement is perfect. All that's missing is proper fences between courts to keep balls contained and a little more room around the court to field lobs and ATPs, but that's just the idiosyncratic nature of the facility. I look forward to playing here whenever in the area! 5/5

We happened upon this brand new beautiful PickleRage facility last month when we were in town…read more.. We wanted to get some energy out and played for a couple of hours. It wasn't busy at all, so hopefully the word gets out for open play purposes soon, but our party of four had some solid points / games / matches together. We also utilized the restroom / locker room / beverage machine. Everything was pristine and beautiful. This facility served our purpose well and was an affordable indoor activity for all ages. We will be back!

Still an amazing facility. Not only pickleball but a place to hangout, darts, bocci, sand…read morevolleyball, beach tennis, trivia, networking and enjoying cocktails. Friendly staff, clean facility and great location. Come in and explore!

The new facility is definitely a visual upgrade - modern, clean, and thoughtfully designed. The…read morecourts themselves are nice, and there's plenty of parking, which makes coming and going easy. I also appreciate the way level play is organized; it's clear a lot of thought has gone into the logistics. That said, as the facility has grown, it's lost some of the welcoming, community vibe that made the old spot special. It feels a lot more impersonal now, and that's a real loss for those of us who valued that sense of connection. A few areas could use some attention: Courts: While the new surface is much more forgiving on the body, there's a quirky issue with little strings popping up through the courts. We've started calling it the "Wolverine bounce" because the ball can take some pretty unpredictable hops when it hits those spots. It's not a dealbreaker, but it does make play less consistent than you'd expect from such a nice facility. Bathrooms: It's surprising (and honestly frustrating) that there are no paper towels - just hand dryers. Not only are they loud, but after playing (especially in summer), I really need something more than a blast of air to freshen up. For a facility at this price point, paper towels seem like a basic amenity. Staff & Customer Service: Staff interactions are hit or miss. I've had a few experiences where the front desk didn't seem knowledgeable about round robin play or how to resolve issues with the beer wall wristbands (which, by the way, often don't work correctly). Friendly greetings and a little more attentiveness would go a long way, especially given the cost. Beer Wall: The self-serve beer wall is a cool idea, but it doesn't always deliver. If your drink is flat or mostly foam, there's not much recourse - and prices are on par with full-service bars. It's a bit disappointing to pay premium prices for a DIY experience that doesn't always meet expectations. Communication: There's room for improvement when it comes to keeping members informed, especially about fee increases or incidents like theft in the parking lot. Updates sometimes get buried in the app, and I'd appreciate more transparency and direct communication. Management: A little more warmth and professionalism would really help set a positive tone for the whole facility. Overall, the facility itself is great, and the organized play is some of the best in the area. But for me, the lack of personal touch and some ongoing service issues make it hard to justify the premium price.

This is about a 3 block long park near downtown, not big but not too small. There's sidewalk paths…read morearound the perimeter of it. There's 4 pickle ball (only) courts and there's usually a tournament going on during the nicer weekends. There's some serious games going on today and it's busy. I don't see any picklers playing with their masks on, probably not helping our daily counts much. There are spectators out in their folding chairs too. There's a decent playground for the kids. Some areas with trees, but not so dense, more open field areas, but not loving the picklers parking in the open field much.

Serious Fun! My husband and I took up pickleball over the summer. Once the temperatures turned…read morecold, we looked for an indoor place to play. We were so happy to find the Plymouth Pickle Club. First, everyone who works there is so friendly. Second, there were a lot of options for beginners like us. So far, we've taken a Learn to Play class, which gave us the fundamentals we needed to play singles and doubles. We've been to several sessions of open play. The open play sessions are organized by level, so we never felt intimidated. I'm excited to continue playing as well as improving as a player.

New Pickleball facility in Plymouth. I went to the open house for Plymouth Pickleball on 2/8/25…read more The facility is owned by two couples, Katie and Calvin Bushor and Angel and Paul Price. There are 6 courts, 5 for play, one for lessons/skill work. It is apparent that much thought went into preparing the space for great play. Black painted walls to see the ball better, great matte floor surface. Lights strategically placed with filters to reduce glare. They are open for play on 2/10/25 through the Court Reserve app. Check them out!

The food and the atmosphere is amazing !!! Vary friendly…read morestaff The pizza and the salads are outstanding !!!!

This is a very nice place as far as space and decor. I've never really played paddle ball but my…read morefriends and I checked it out and we had a good time knocking some balls back and forth. This is definitely a place you want to go with a group of people and grab some drinks. Even if you don't want to play paddleball you can easily just sit at the bar or lounge around watching a sporting event. We didn't get food on this particular occasion because we weren't hungry so the verdict is out on how good the menu items are, but I will say the prices are high.

We came here for an event and was very impressed with the building and team members…read more The space itself is right along the water, with a fantastic outdoor space. Outside of the many pickle ball courts, there are other arcade games and a great bar area with a great food menu.

My cousin and I were excited to try the Pickle, but ultimately decided to not come back again. We…read morewere told we could seat ourselves anywhere and to scan the QR code to order. We sat outside on the patio, every other guest was greeted, interacted with, and served with silverware etc. (even guests who came 30 minutes after). We ordered the black bean burger which automatically comes with avocado-- and the smash burger which we added lettuce and tomato. Both burgers were missing those toppings, no big deal we walked in and asked for it on the side as replacement. The cook was incredibly rude and insisted we did not have it on the ticket even though it was clearly on my receipt. Alongside a snarky comment from the bartender about making sure a topping was actually ordered that automatically comes anyway. To put this further in perspective, we were the only POC in the vicinity-- so it was pretty clear that the staff creates a very prejudice environment. The food was decent, it was very disappointing to experience all the extras.