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    The HUB Silicon Valley

    4.0 (47 reviews)
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    Updated 2 months ago

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    Megan L.

    Amazing facility with lots of courts. Went with my company as an office outing and we had 4 courts reserved as a private event. The staff were super friendly and helpful!

    Arjun M.

    The HUB is hands down the best place to play pickleball in the Bay Area. 20 Courts that are pristine - super well maintained, even lighting throughout the premises, and they are labeled by skill level so that you're guaranteed to get GOOD GAMES when you drop in! Super friendly staff, lots of regulars, it's a strong community of folks that support each other. You can drop in for open play anytime with your membership or a day pass, plus they have non rated events + DUPR rated events happening throughout the week for both men, women, and mixed teams. I personally find my level of pickleball addiction to be way higher than most of my friends, so I love that in addition to fixed partner events, they have a lot of events that allow you to join as a solo player and you keep getting auto-paired with others in a round robin format. Great to keep playing with different partners so you can get better on your own schedule while learning to adapt to so many different play styles. Even during the summer time when the outdoor weather is great and we have parks closer to home, my friends and family way prefer to drive the extra bit to the Hub because we know we'll get way better games for the same amount of time compared to open play at a park where the wait time may be longer and the games are hit or miss, and then you're stuck waiting in line all over again. The Hub has a very organized challenge system where you can stay if you win during non busy times, but everyone moves off to give the next players a turn if there are 4+ paddles waiting. There's also a single dedicated challenge court permanently dedicated to having the 2 winners stay on forever for as long as they keep winning!! They also have a small locker room, shower, and clean bathrooms, and a soft matte area with some cardio equipment for warming up. One thing I'll tell you is that you WILL get much better at pickleball if you play here. Whether people play for fun or competitively, everyone plays a bit more technically and strategically compared to bang bang bang at parks (though you'll see plenty of those here too!), so your overall breadth of understanding and versatility will inevitably improve. Love this place!

    Huey T.

    The HUB Pickleball SV is the spot. Been coming since they opened in Aug '23 and it's all good vibes, solid games, and great people. Drop-ins are organized by skill level, leagues and round robins keep it fresh, and the coaches actually care about helping you level up. The place is clean, modern, and the staff's always welcoming. Between the gear, the energy, and the friendships, The HUB's more than a court -- it's home. If you're in the Bay and love pickleball, this is where you need to be.

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    Jana N.

    I visited The Hub on my trip to San Jose and it really is a pickleball lovers place to be. It is a very nice facility with many indoor courts, along with a reception area and lounge. There's also an option to demo paddles here as well (I believe it is $10 for guests). As a guest, they have an option for a day pass which is $35, a little pricey in my opinion but would suggest staying as long as possible to get the most value. Maybe there aren't many guests that stop by since there was no signage on how to get a day pass at the front. To do this you need to either create an account at one of the iPads or if you have the court reserve app, you must add this location. To conclude, some of the really nice things that I appreciated were the warm up areas, the multiple open play courts separated by level and short wait times between games. Everyone I encountered were members and said great things about the membership, plus they were all very friendly. If I lived here I think I would definitely become a member.

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    Derek L.

    I was invited by a friend to play here and found it to be a cool place! As an intermediate player, it's often hard to find folks who are not on either end of the skill spectrum. The Hub has signs on each of its 21 courts indicating what skill level they're for. I love how members can demo paddles for free I believe or there may be a special paddle demo package. The courts are in great condition and players are generally pretty friendly. Gatorade was $2 which is nice compared to the usual $4 I see other recreation places charging. The membership is definitely steep at $130 a month and also requires an initiation fee. For the price it's not really for me but if you want a nice indoor pickleball experience, this is it.

    Big place
    Marc W.

    Great facility with nice courts separated by fences so you don't get too many balls on your court. There are plenty of courts so there's lots of places to play. We came here for a tournament and it is great because there is also lots of space in between the courts to watch the games.

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    Matthew H.

    The Hub is a pickleball enthusiast's dream come true! With ample drop-in courts ranging from 2.5 to 4.5+, there's something for players of every skill level to enjoy. Please make sure to have a DUPR rating of 4.0 or 4.5+ to use these courts, as employees ask/verify for these levels of play. The members/guests all had a very welcoming and inclusive environment compared to other Hubs I've noticed. For those who want a place to rest, there is a dedicated area with tables for resting and enjoying a bite to eat. For those planning a visit, please to sign up beforehand and inform the front desk staff of your name. This ensures a smooth and seamless experience, allowing everyone to make the most of their time on the courts (can also use kiosk).

    Inside the hub!
    Mike V.

    Hub, Hub, Hub! Great indoor pickleball courts! You can sign up to be a member or just a simple drop in play! This is like my second home! Haha great community here and the courts are very nice and clean! If you want to have a fun time and get a great workout in stop by the hub and try it out! They have courts design for beginners to advance drop in plays! There's 20 courts or so here but it gets packed during the week days! So if you want to practice more go on the weekends! The only thing I would ask to be improved is the CONSISTENCY of the Lighting for each court! The courts closer to the entrance are brighter than the back courts. I notice this and many others notice this as well and it can throw you off when you play on different courts. That's why I gave it a 4/5 or else it would be 5/5! I hoping in the future they'll have a food vendor there everyday of the week!

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    Auden W.

    The new hype of pickleball!! Great community building! 20 courts so there's plenty of courts for different skill levels. Usually pretty crowded on weekdays after 5pm but the wait isn't too bad. Weekends is usually less crowded with some empty courts often times. Players are friendly and drop ins are very welcoming. Membership monthly fees are reasonable, day passes are little on the higher end but it's better to get the 10 pack deal if you plan to come back sparingly but cant commit to a monthly subscription. There's a new alameda location but hope there will be a san francisco one soon.

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    LIsa S.

    The HUB is definitely a great place for all levels, designated courts, and plenty of group and private lessons to up your game. I've had group, semi-private and group lessons with pro instructor Trish O. and she's an amazing instructor- I highly recommend her, she will change your game! Also, PPA pros are often spotted at the HUB for Events

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    Awesome play great staff and great venue love this place and the play is at all levels

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    Ask the Community - The HUB Silicon Valley

    Are court rentals easy to make or are they always booked because it's so busy and popular?

    How much is open play?

    The HUB Pickleball Silicon Valley offers guest day passes for $40 which lets you play all day, including in and out privileges. We have 12 level designated drop-in courts plus 8 more available for reservations, events and more.

    Are there showers and changing rooms onsite?

    The men’s and women’s restrooms each have a single shower and a changing area with lockers.

    Is there anyone willing to coach pickleball? I want to learn. Thank you in advance.

    The HUB offers some great introductory classes at reduced rates. Check this page for this month's schedule.… 

    Do you have air conditioning?

    I could not open the link, i want to sign up for class too

    Are the equipments provided?

    We have demo paddles available for rent.

    Membership fee ? Day pass?

    Start here for membership info: https://thehubpickleball.com/the-hub-silicon-valley/ and a look at some of what we offer. Day passes are $30. Court rental is $20/members and… 

    Are eyewear or goggles required to play here?

    It's not necessary

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    Review Highlights - The HUB Silicon Valley

    We have had Trish for instruction and what a personable coach she is.

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