The Carlsbad location is really nice. It is just about Pickleball, not the other stuff that the…read moremore expensive clubs promote and charge for. The courts are in great shape and the staff is friendly. I'm only interested in playing, not dining, pumping weights etc. if that's what you want too, you can't beat it.

Had a fantastic time at open play here! Very unassuming from the outside. Easy and plentiful…read moreparking. Well maintained courts that are well lit. Nice volume of other players with good vibes. Would definitely look forward to returning again.

This is my church I go to when I need time with God, feels incredible !!! Also has Pickleball and…read moreJazz

St. Micheals is a very friendly not super competitive group of people. Please if your…read morevisiting...sign the waiver and pay the fee....it's only $4 or $5 . You'll love it here.....nicest group I play with by far.

Excellent customer service from a super knowledgeable team! The Wilson Clash in my daughter's size…read moreis impossible to find, and Josh answered the phone (I love real stores where real people answer!) and got the clash sent over via FedEx 2day shipping! They are also the only store that had the exact tennis balls I needed in stock (there's a shortage everywhere!). Really thankful!

Tony was incredibly helpful in finding me the right racket for my game. I ended up getting the Head…read moreSpeed Legend Pro, and I couldn't be happier with it! Tony really took the time to understand my play style and gave honest, thoughtful recommendations -- not just a sales pitch. You can tell he knows his stuff and genuinely wants players to feel confident with their gear. Super friendly, easy to talk to, and made the whole process feel effortless. If you're looking for someone who actually listens and knows tennis inside out, Tony's your guy. Thanks again!

I stopped by for 2 hours of open play Pickleball on a Saturday afternoon. I was visiting friends…read morethat live in the area and they booked our reservation and we were good to go. The staff in the pro shop were very friendly. Shout out to Doug for taking care of us. The shop is stocked with all the latest and greatest paddles, clothing and accessories. There were 7 pickleball courts available for open play during our visit. We played on the 4 courts in front of the pro shop. 2 courts per fenced area with no divider between the courts. Balls will roll onto your court during play, but you knew that anyway. The courts were in great shape as well as the nets. There's covered/shaded seating in this area as you wait for your next game. All the players we played with were very friendly and helpful with explaining how to paddle in for the next game. I hope they're able to open more courts in the future. Regardless, I had a good first visit and I'd play here again if I'm in the neighborhood. Enjoy...

I visited Bobby Riggs for open play and must say that this is a pretty nice facility. However, upon…read morearrival found that the parking situation is not great. There is only a small dedicated lot and street parking. It doesn't help that people camp out in the lot waiting for a spot which blocks the flow of traffic. But parking on the street wasn't too difficult. Check in for open play is in the pro shop which has an excellent variety of all things pickleball including paddles that you can demo for $10. You also need to pay then and there (I wish there was a way to sign up online). It looks like the facility is being remodeled so there were only 4 courts near the pro shop for more advanced, then 2 courts for intermediate. The courts are in very good condition with wind screens and convenient rest areas in the middle. Altogether I had a pretty good time and everyone I encountered was friendly.

You guys really need to figure out a better registration system if you're at all serious about…read moretournament play. There's no faster way to turn away potential players than to require them to register via email. Registration through email is extremely archaic, disorganized, and entirely unscalable. Setting up a registration page along with a database to allow players to sign up is an infinitely better user experience and a very easy thing to accomplish - particularly since your site uses Wordpress there are literally dozens if not hundreds of plugins that are extremely simple to use. There are plugins for creating a payment portal as well, allowing players to register and pay their entrance fees - completely automated without any manual, error-prone data entry required. If you're going to host tournaments and actually want people to attend them, a little initial investment of effort is absolutely required. Currently you're just scaring off people who would play in your tournament, but who change their mind the instant they click on a link or scan a QR code which directs them to an email address. It makes you look like amateurs who couldn't organize a tournament to save their lives.

Absolutely rad park for pickleball in Encinitas! Conveniently located centrally between the freeway…read moreand the beach. Have always found parking in the lot. Gorgeous green scenery combined with the ocean breeze. Well maintained courts with friendly players.

Your park hours listed here are until 10pm. If that is not accurate you all need to update it. My…read moreson and I used to love this park, but tonight at 8:20, about 15 minutes after the sun went down I was sitting in the parking lot finishing writing a segment for work. The grounds keeper (I assume that's who he was) came up to my car with a flash light and started screaming at me to "get outta here" you're the only car left! I asked him what the hours were because I had seen 10pm on this site (yelp) and I was just sitting there not bothering anyone. He said it closed at dusk, I asked if there was a sign he could show me or if it showed an actual sign, to which he yelled at me again to "get the f outta here" while flashing his light at me through my window with my 5 year old son in the back I don't think he realized was with me who I am now calming down because it was a scary interaction as a woman to be screamed at and a flashlight in my face by a random man, who did not identify himself and just yelled out at me to get out. I have never experience anything that scary at a friendly and happy park that we were frequent visitors at, but safe to say we won't be back and hopefully I can find other places to report him as thats not a safe environment with someone like that, nor have I ever been ran out of a family park parking lot by a strange unidentified man. I've also attached a photo that shows the park on maps and yelp says open til 10pm, as well as Facebook. Either way, the behavior was completely unacceptable for a random man it seems like the park allows to live and park there in a trailer and harass anyone, especially a woman since he saw I was alone and defenseless and with a young child.

I was introduced to padel while on a trip to South Africa. When I returned home and searched for…read moreplaces to play, I was surprised--and very pleased--to discover courts right here in Oceanside. Several months in, and I'm truly addicted to the sport! The community that has been growing at Padel California in Oceanside, led by Coach Amir, is amazing. It's welcoming, energetic, and a great place to learn and meet people. All ages and skill levels are welcome, and I highly recommend Padel California to anyone looking to give padel a try. Padel is the fastest growing sport in the US and once you start playing, you may find yourself hooked too!

I've been a few times and this place is fun! Amir (owner/manager) is a really nice guy, seems…read moreorganized and it's super welcoming for all levels. They have an app they use for payments and reserving courts (not theirs) that's could be a little more user friendly but they don't have control over that per se. I like Padel more than pickleball because I prefer tennis but I think any person who likes racquet sports will enjoy Padel!

I love playing pickleball and tennis at the Fallbrook tennis and pickleball club! The round robins,…read moreclinics, open plays, and tournaments are so fun for pickleball ! I enjoy singles, doubles tennis and tennis workouts at the club too! Lately they have been hosting pickleball and mah Jong events and they are a blast! Coach Beau is Fallbrook born and raised and graduated from UCSD , he just returned from 14 years in Japan coaching, teaching and as a vice principal...he does a great job getting everyone to play together and coaching both pickleball and tennis! Coaches Raquelle, Toni and Rex do private lessons, camps and tennis clinics. Coach Jill is also teaching pickleball and helping with pickleball ladders, clinics and events and played tennis at USD. Open plays are $6 for pickleball Monday Wednesday Fridays from 4-9 pm and Tues Thurs Sat (unless tournament or round robin going on check their instagram page @fallbrooktc .) and Sunday 8-12. Clinics, private lessons and more are posted on their website or text Coach Beau at 760 712-6415! Come often and have fun! Join Main Court or Pickleheads for lots of extra play.

Pro shop is never open. Chairs and tables are falling apart. Bathrooms need remodeled badly. Road…read moreinto parking lot needs to be repaved. No signs explaining how to pay to play, only one that says "No trespassing". Owner needs to spend some money because its obvious he hasn't in the last 10 years... There are random shacks and trash across the property. Abandoned vehicle in the lot, electrical outlets that are exposed. Homeless tweakers camp out regularly. Needs a bit of TLC.