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    Sandpiper Park

    4.7 (3 reviews)

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    Seidwinder Pickleball

    Seidwinder Pickleball

    5.0
    (11 reviews)
    7.6 mi

    We had such a great experience taking a couples pickleball lesson with Andrew! He made learning fun…read moreand easy, and his knowledge of the game really stood out. He's patient, encouraging, and hilarious too. We both improved so much in just one session. Highly recommend!

    I've been playing pickleball casually on and off over the years with my family when time allows…read more.. an evening here, a weekend day there, during some downtime on an out of town trip, etc... We'd mostly just hit around until recently when we started playing a bit more competitively and more often... and that's when I realized how much I love the game and that I want to learn, improve, and play more often! Practice could only get me so far as I had never really taken a lesson... I'd been following Seidwinder Pickleball for awhile and know Andrew from his involvement in the local community. He's an excellent baseball / softball coach, and super patient with the kids. I signed up for his "Pickleball 102 - Advanced Beginners/Low-Intermediate - RISING STAR CLASS," that took place at the Phoenician on a recent Thursday morning. It was a fabulous experience! I appreciate the Seidwinder class philosophy that they teach their clinics just like they do to the resort guests... with a mindset of making the most of your time together and squeezing in plenty of tips and tricks to advance your pickleball game. They limit the guests to 8 maximum per clinic and in the one that I took, there were 5 of us total. Andrew had a great balance with getting us moving and doing all kinds of drills to teaching and demonstrating. He is super positive and personable and a pleasure to learn from... as promised, we had some doubles play time at the end of the two hour clinic focused on positioning, strategy and shot selection. If you're in the market to learn the basics of pickleball or to take your game to the next level, I highly recommend Seidwinder Pickleball. Thanks again, Andrew!

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    We focus on the areas you want and need to improve in to raise your level.
    We focus on the areas you want and need to improve in to raise your level.
    Private lessons and junior clinics
    Private lessons and junior clinics
    Fun events like mimosa round robins - we organize private events and tournaments

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    Fun events like mimosa round robins - we organize private events and tournaments
    Picklemall

    Picklemall

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    16.2 mi

    Pickleball has quickly become a favorite activity for the family, myself included, and we've been…read morechecking out as many pickleball venues (indoor and out) whenever possible. We went to Picklemall yesterday (on a Thursday evening) and it was packed! I am sure the rainy weather had something to do with it, but I guess we are not the only ones obsessed with playing... In fact, the "open play" that we thought we'd be able to jump into was all booked up for the evening. Luckily, one friend had a court reserved, and another one randomly appeared with another court reserved as well... So, we all got to play and get a little exercise! While there, I was introduced to some of the Picklemall staff including Chance, Hector, and Zach. I created accounts for the entire family and learned about all kinds of programming that Picklemall offers. I was quite impressed to learn that members and non-members are both welcome to participate in on-site events and programming including tournaments, clinics, social events and more. It sounds like there are options for players of all skill levels too. I've since learned that if you use the Picklemall app, you can easily get access to your gameplay footage, which sounds super cool... We are already planning on returning soon. See you there!

    Ben Seeger is an amazing instructor! He is prompt and introduces himself. He explains and…read moredemonstrates as he's teaching, and he always asks if there are any questions. He uses terminology congruent to the game, then explains what the term mean. He's patient, and praises attempts, all the while reinforcing the fundamentals and always keeping the basics in focus. He repeats key concepts and explains how they build on the play of the game. He's concerned about safety making sure proper footwear is worn, sunscreen is applied, water beaks are taken and repeating if a ball is missed or on the ground, let it go so not to roll an ankle.

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    Pickleball Backyard

    Pickleball Backyard

    4.3
    (18 reviews)
    19.3 mi

    "Where the dinks are pristine and the screams are Olympic-level"…read more Pickleball Backyard is the Disneyland of dink rallies -- seven beautiful courts so well maintained, you'll think you're playing in a tennis pro's dream journal. The staff? Superstars. Engaging, helpful, and somehow always managing to look cool while chasing rogue balls. The common areas are cleaner than my conscience after returning a serve just out and not calling it. Bathrooms? Spotless. Like, "I'd eat a post-match hot dog off the floor" clean. (I didn't, but I considered it.) However -- and I say this with affection -- when the competitive folks show up? Oh boy. It's less backyard and more Pickleball Thunderdome. Every point is a life-or-death struggle, punctuated by screams of "YEAHHHH!" like someone just won Wimbledon... and custody of the dog. But hey -- if you can dodge a ball and an ego, you'll have a great time. Bring earplugs, bring a good attitude, and bring your A-game. This place is a smash hit (literally).

    Huge thanks to Pickleball Backyard for coming to the rescue over the weekend and hosting part of…read morethe 2025 ARIZONA Amateur Pickleball Championships powered by Carvana PPA Tour & PIG. There was a torrential downpour that day and the outdoor courts we were supposed to play on didn't work out for our women's doubles bracket. Thanks to some quick thinking by Nanna B and the tournament organizers, they found Pickleball Backyard and we were still able to play! My daughter and I made it, albeit a bit late, but it all worked out... We found the courts to be great, the employees super nice, and the overall facility more than adequate. We utilized the restroom, took some photos on the podium, and refilled our water bottles. They have some snacks / vending machines and I hear they are open 24/7, which is pretty cool! It is a bit far from home, otherwise I'd say we'd be back soon and often. Thanks again PB!

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    Pickleball Backyard
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    Scottsdale Ranch Park & Tennis Center

    Scottsdale Ranch Park & Tennis Center

    4.1
    (28 reviews)
    5.6 mi

    I've been coming up to SRP for many a-years, mainly for beach volleyball. Ballers tend to flock…read morewhere courts are safe/clean and well-maintained, and an added bonus where you can reserve them. There's lots of other activities spots too - baseball/softball fields, open fields for grass volleyball/football, basketball courts, playground, and walking paths. But I only care about the beach courts. The City of Scottsdale is routinely known for all the above with SRP courts- which is why they are always in high demand. #FirstWorldProblem There are 6 doubles courts with provided lines, lights, and ramadas with tables in the walkway between Courts 1&2 and Courts 3-6. Seriously, they know what they're doing here. A couple of years ago I called the Parks office to rent courts for my birthday volleyball tourney and the guy I spoke with indicated that they know they're good. If they aren't reserved, it's truly a toss up whether you can claim a court or not (even during summer). I only wish that other towns/cities could build as good courts in bulk much closer to me so the drive would be better, but a las.. I still end up at SRP weekly.

    We traveled from San Diego for a Spring Training tournament and played at Scottsdale Ranch Park…read moreBaseball Fields. So this review is focusing on baseball fields. This place have 4 fields, with a shack shop. This looks like home of Scottsdale Little League. The field could take some maintenance, especially outfield. The facility offers restrooms, plenty of kids' park and play areas. Also, this place has plenty of Tennis courts and volleyball courts. This place is perfect for family day at park. Parking around the parks are plenty with a small lake and plenty of goose

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    15 coots on grass oil ious yo green heron.
    Scottsdale Ranch Park & Tennis Center
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    The Picklr Scottsdale North

    The Picklr Scottsdale North

    4.1
    (12 reviews)
    6.2 mi

    This review is for the south Scottsdale location. I play a LOT of pickleball (3.9 DUPR) at public…read moreplay and indoor. I found this location to be run efficiently, the courts were clean, there was good space around the baselines and sides (I was able to do an ATP without crashing into the side fence) and the lights are bright. I like that they've painted the ceiling black and this location is quieter than most (sound mitigation?). The membership fee includes all the basics including open play, court reservations tournaments and 4 guest passes per month (good!) Complaints: 1) the open play paddle saddles are weird and encourage crowding 2) some courts face other courts that are playing in the opposite direction (distracting)

    This is just the facility review…read more The Picklr Scottsdale started out as a new PB club, everything was new and shiny. The first wet winter club members found out that the club roof had a leaking issue, which is still a problem to this day. The club has literally turned into a dump in less than a few years of use. The court floors are filthy with dirt, trash and dust, same with the ceiling structure and havoc system. My PB shoes come away with more dirt on them when I am done playing, than when I start playing my games. This is lack of management review. Picklr has a list of rules that the corp. has written for members and guest players to follow. Nobody does, because club management lacks the personnel to enforce and maintain the rules that are supposed to be followed. A "3 strikes rule" was their method of enforcement to kick the rule breakers out. That rarely EVER happened, especially if they were/are tight with management, usually friends & buddies who were upper-level players, then it would be overlooked aka management would look the other way. This would cause chaos on the courts and showed the members and guest that management couldn't or wouldn't keep things organized so that all members and guest could have fun playing PB. This was/is a daily occurrence. Picklr Corporate management seems to be more interested in pocketing the money they make and paying DUPR off than putting it into maintaining the clubs and having enough personnel to keep it a nice playable club for all members and guest. IMO.

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    The Picklr Scottsdale North
    The Picklr Scottsdale North
    The Picklr Scottsdale North

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