6 Best Pickleball Courts
Paddle Away at these Curated Courts.
Words and Photos Ruby Van De Steeg
Grab a paddle and a friend to score big at one of East Austin’s pickleball courts.
Whether at the finest facility hosting top players or a hidden gem around the corner,
the perfect court awaits.
Eastside Paddle Club
Play with Austin’s best at Eastside Paddle Club with luxury amenities, such as private locker rooms, showers, DUPR assessment clinics, while merchandise and refreshments are available for purchase. Boasting six indoor courts, and four rooftop courts coming soon, any member has access to unlimited open play, tournaments, challenge courts, member socials, and the lounge.
eastsidepaddleclub.com | 979 Springdale Rd.
Other Racket Social Club
Nestled in the heart of East Austin, Other Racket Social Club is a small, yet picturesque, gem with three outdoor courts, court-side cabanas, and a lounge with refreshments. Cool off after a match in their cold plunge pool or warm up in their sauna. Stay late for the assortment of food trucks, full bar, and occasional entertainment on their 11-foot screen and stage. Pets and kids are welcome daily until 7pm.
otherracquet.com | 2717 Manor Rd.
The Pitch
Step out of the city and onto the field. At The Pitch, there is something for everyone, from conquering the courts to watching Austin’s FC2 soccer team score. Enjoy your choice of three different restaurants, two bars, a coffee bar, and a kid-friendly snack bar with soft-serve ice cream and popcorn. With a calendar full of events, there is almost always some reason to make a trip to one of their three outdoor courts.
thepitchaustin.com | 13000 Harris Ridge Blvd.
Austin Tennis & Pickleball Center
As Austin’s first pickleball facility, ATPC is home to many players, new and experienced. Classes, workouts, junior development programs, and competitive and team leagues are all available with USAPA/USPTR certified coaches. For those who are inexperienced but ready to turn up the heat, group lessons start at $25 a person. ATPC hosts a family and pet-friendly atmosphere with eight outdoor courts (at only $4 a session) and covered picnic seating.
playatctennis.com | 7800 Johnny Morris Rd.
Pan American Park
For those who play casually, Pan American Park offers three lighted outdoor pickleball courts that are open to the public. Bring your friends or join a communal game with neighbors. The park features a nice sized playground for kids and is pet-friendly.
austinparks.org | 311 Chicon St.
Austin Pickle Ranch
In addition to its 16 indoor courts, Austin Pickle Ranch makes it easy to begin the pickleball journey, offering $10 introduction clinics with professionals and quality racket rentals included. Enjoy a risk-free way to try out the sport and meet others who are new as well. Access to daily open play during non-peak hours, DUPR assessment clinics, competitive play, and guest passes are available in their base membership.
austinpickleranch.com | 11000 Middle Fiskville Rd.
Ever heard of Padel?
Combining tennis and squash, padel originates from Mexico and has developed over the past century. Padel Club Austin, the first and only in the city, features nine top-of-the-line courts, a pro shop partnered with Wilson, and a lounge to enjoy their traditional Spanish menu with the nostalgia of American classics. They offer complimentary introduction clinics, and students gain free admission.
padelclubaustin.com | 511 Industrial Blvd.
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