United States · three sources or it stays off

Come play. We check the court first.

Pickleball Court Hub lists a place only when Google, the venue's own site, and a city or parks page say the same thing. If they don't, you won't see a guess.

Last verified October 15, 2026.

A group of adults playing pickleball on outdoor courts at The Villages, Florida. — Players on the courts at The Villages, Florida. Photo: TheVillagesFL, CC BY-SA 4.0. Wikimedia Commons.

Aerial view of blue and green pickleball courts at The Villages, Florida. — Aerial view of courts at The Villages, Florida. Photo: TheVillagesFL, CC BY-SA 4.0. Wikimedia Commons.

Kitchen

Indoor courts

Shown only when two sources agree the court is indoors. A name with the word gym is not enough.

An indoor pickleball court inside the historic Plankinton Arcade in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. — Indoor court at the Plankinton Arcade, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Photo: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0. Wikimedia Commons.

Open play

We print it when the venue's site says so, with the date we checked.

How a court gets in

Agree, publish. Clash, review. Missing, hide.

Three checks

Google

Place ID stays on file. The rest of the Google record is dated, and a rating older than 30 days drops off.

The venue

We read the club or park site itself. That page is a permanent source, not a Google cache.

City or parks

A city or parks page has to use the same name and address. One source talking alone stays off the site.