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Find places to play recreational games, competitive games, special events, and tournaments.
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Places to Play
Places to Play
The most convenient places to play in the Eastern Fort Mill/Indian Land area are shown on the map:
1. Fort Mill YMCA at the Complex and Revealed Pickleball
Monday-Sunday, 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM, courts available to reserve based on availability.
Monday-Thursday, 4:30-8:00 PM, Open-play, all levels
Friday-Saturday, 8:00-11:00 AM, Open-play, all levels
For the latest open-play sessions, lessons, and to reserve courts, use the Court Reserve app. Join the Town of Fort Mill & Revealed Pickleball organization. In the organization, go to the daily calendar to reserve courts and sign up for open-play.
2. Indian Land YMCA
Monday-Friday, 8:00-11:00 AM
Monday/Wednesday/Friday, Intermediate to Advanced
Tuesday/Thursday, Beginner to Intermediate
3. Indian Land Rec Center
Wednesday/Friday, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Sunday, 1:00-5:00 PM
4. Sports Connection/Pickleball Charlotte
Locations: Ballantyne, Sharon Lakes Road, Granite Street
Pickleball Charlotte uses Court Reserve to sign up for open play, leagues, events, and rent courts.
They're typically open Monday-Sunday, 9:00 AM - 9:30 PM
As of June 2023, they open Thursday mornings at 7:30 AM.
Check out pickleballcharlotte.com for more details.
6. Fort Mill Community Center
Find and Schedule Games with Pickleheads App
Find and Schedule Games with Pickleheads App
Pickleheads is the fastest way to pull together a game so you can spend less time organizing and more time playing.
The Catawba Pickleball Club has several groups in Pickleheads to help you get started. For all the details, visit out the Connect page.
Fun and Competitive Events
Fun and Competitive Events
Open play or recreational games are great but, if you're looking to test your skills in an organized tournament, we have a few options:
Mixed round-robin tournaments are great if you don't have a partner to play with but want tournament experience. In these events, you partner with a different player each round and play against all other players. These events are organized for 4, 5, 8, or 9 players and take about 2 hours to complete.
⭐ The Catawba Pickleball Club organize round-robins on a regular basis, so be sure to sign up for information on tournaments and competitive events on the Signup section of the Connect page.
PickleballCharlotte.com organizes round-robins and other tournaments on a regular basis.
CLT Paddle Battle is a Charlotte-based league that makes it easy to play competitive and social games for beginners to advanced players with a self-service procedure to propose matches, accept a match, and record the results.
Play the Ladders is another Charlotte-based league that has a similar offering to CLT Paddle Battle.
PickleballTournys.com organizes tournaments around the southeast.
What skill level should I sign up for in a tournament?
What skill level should I sign up for in a tournament?
To know what skill level you are, 3.0-5.0+, it is best to get a certified pickleball instructor to give you a rating. Pickleball Charlotte is a good option in the Charlotte area.
You can also get a good rating by entering games into DUPR. To learn more about DUPR, check out this blog post.
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