Pickleball courts in Singapore

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If you’re into racquet sports, you’ve probably heard of pickleball – the lovechild of tennis, badminton, and ping pong that’s been taking the world by storm. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a curious newbie, it’s a fun way to break a sweat while challenging your reflexes and agility.

You may have seen pickleball courts popping up all over Singapore and wondered what the hype is all about. Well, we’re here to give you the lowdown on where you can play, from public courts to private facilities, so you can grab a paddle and get in on the action.

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What’s the difference between a pickleball court & a tennis court?

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At first glance, a pickleball court might look like a mini tennis court – and you’re not wrong. A standard pickleball court is about a quarter the size of a tennis court, measuring 6.1m wide and 13.4m long. The net is also slightly lower, at 0.86m in the centre compared to tennis’s 0.91m.

The gear is a little different too. Instead of stringed racquets, pickleball players use solid paddles made from materials like wood, composite, or graphite. These paddles are smaller than tennis racquets but larger than ping pong paddles, giving you more control over your shots.

Even the ball is unique – it’s a lightweight, perforated plastic ball. Compared to a tennis ball, it travels more slowly and bounces lower, which changes the pace and dynamics of the game. Combined with the smaller court size and no-volley “kitchen” zone, these differences make pickleball a game of quick reflexes, smart placement, and plenty of finesse.

You can get a pickleball paddle and ball set from Amazon.

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What to know before booking pickleball courts in Singapore

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Pickleball courts in Singapore can be found at sports halls, community centres, and even schools. Booking a court is usually done online via platforms like ActiveSG.

A few things to note before you book:

• Court type: Some venues convert badminton or tennis courts into pickleball courts, so line markings may vary.
• Equipment: Most places don’t provide paddles or balls, so BYO pickleball equipment or rent from the venue if they offer that option.
• Peak hours: Courts tend to get snapped up quickly on weekday evenings and weekends, so book in advance to secure your slot.

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Breakdown of pickleball courts in Singapore

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– Where to play pickleball in Singapore for free –

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This is a list of all the free-to-use public pickleball courts in Singapore for when you just wanna have a casual game with your friends. These courts are usually shared with badminton players, so you’ll need to set up the pickleball net yourself – just be sure to pack 1 along with your paddles and balls.

Since they’re public courts, it’s common for other players to pop by and join in or take turns playing. It’s a great way to befriend fellow pickleball players and jio each other for future games. If the court is busy, simply rotate with other groups to keep things fair. Do also be mindful of noise levels, especially when playing near residential areas.

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1. Blocks 205, 223, 233 & 236 Choa Chu Kang Central

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In between blocks 205, 223, 233, and 236 in Choa Chu Kang, there are 4 open-air pickleball courts. The courts are free to use, so you can just show up with your paddles and balls for a spontaneous game. The open-air courts mean you’ll get plenty of fresh air, but keep in mind that the midday sun can get pretty intense – so maybe plan your game for the early morning or late evening.

Address: 233 Choa Chu Kang Central, Singapore 680233

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2. Block 546 Serangoon North

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For those living in the North-East region, you’ll find a free pickleball court tucked away at Block 546 Serangoon North. This court has become a bit of a hidden gem among residents, with regulars swinging by for friendly matches. Plus, it’s sheltered, so you get to play rain or shine.

Address: 546 Serangoon North Avenue 3, Singapore 550546

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3. Block 14 Bedok South

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Easties can hit up the neighbourhood park beside Block 14 Bedok South for a game of pickleball without spending a single cent. The pickleball court here is spacious, making it great for both casual rallies and more competitive matches. Plus, its proximity to coffee shops means you can reward yourself with nostalgic hawker meals after burning those calories.

Address: 14 Bedok South Avenue 2, Singapore 460014

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4. Blocks 517E, 521 & 523 Jurong West

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Another west-side hotspot, Jurong West, offers not 1 but 2 free pickleball courts between blocks 517E, 521, and 523. These courts are pretty popular, so expect to wait for your turn during peak hours. But hey, that just gives you more time to scope out your competition and pick up some tips from other players.

Address: 523 Jurong West Street 52, Singapore 640523

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5. Block 467 Segar Road

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Nestled in the quiet Bukit Panjang area, the Block 467 Segar Road pickleball court offers a peaceful spot for a game. The court here is fenced, making it ideal for beginners who want to practise without having to constantly chase after the ball.

Address: 467 Segar Road, Singapore 670467

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– ActiveSG pickleball courts –

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Just like how badminton and basketball courts are available for booking at ActiveSG locations islandwide, you can book pickleball sessions too. Whether you’re looking for an indoor game to escape the heat or want to enjoy a breezy match outdoors, ActiveSG has a few courts worth checking out.

How to book an ActiveSG pickleball court?
Booking a pickleball court in Singapore can be done online via the ActiveSG website or app using your Singpass login. The process varies slightly between peak and non-peak hours, so take note:

• Peak hours: Balloting is required via MyActiveSG+. Ballots open from 12am to 11.59pm 14 days before your chosen date, and results are typically released the next day at 12pm. Any unclaimed slots will be available on a first-come-first-served basis at noon the following day.
• Non-peak hours: Available for booking on a first-come-first-served basis. Slots are released 12 days in advance at 12pm. Non-peak hours are typically from Monday to Friday, 7am to 6pm.

Steps to book:

1. Log in to MyActiveSG+.
2. Select “Book a Facility.”
3. Choose pickleball as your activity, then select your desired venue, date, and time.
4. For peak hours, join the balloting process. For non-peak hours, book directly once slots are released.

ActiveSG pickleball court rates

• Indoor courts: From $3.50/hr during non-peak hours and $7.40/hr during peak hours for Singaporeans and PRs.
• Outdoor courts: From $4.50/hr during non-peak hours and $9.50/hr during peak hours for Singaporeans and PRs.

Each slot is 1 hour long, and you can book up to 2 slots per day. So if you’re looking for a pickleball marathon, get your friends to book back-to-back sessions at the same court too. That way, you won’t even have to switch courts.

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6. ActiveSG @ Jurong Town Pickleball Court

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Jurong Town Pickleball Court boasts 4 outdoor pickleball courts with nets already set up, so all you have to do is show up and play. The side-by-side layout, accompanied by the stadium lights, gives off professional match vibes that’ll bring out the competitive spirit in you.

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7. Bukit Canberra Sport Hall

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If you’re looking for an indoor pickleball court in Singapore, Bukit Canberra Sport Hall has 2 indoor courts with nets provided. This spot is brightly lit and is great for those who want to avoid the scorching afternoon sun while still getting their game on.

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8. Delta Outdoor Courts

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Other than being just a stone’s throw away from IKEA Alexandra, Delta Outdoor Courts offers 4 outdoor pickleball courts with nets pre-set, so there’s no hassle of setting things up yourself. 2 of the courts are sheltered, so you’ll be lucky to get those. It’s conveniently located near Redhill MRT, making it super accessible.

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9. Sengkang Sports Centre

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Sengkang Sports Centre is a pickleball paradise, with 6 courts in total – 3 indoor and 3 outdoor. Whether you prefer to stay shaded or bask in the sunshine, you’ll have plenty of choices here.

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– SAFRA pickleball courts –

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If you’re a SAFRA member or know someone who is, you might already be familiar with the wide range of facilities SAFRA has to offer – from karaoke rooms to bowling alleys. Pickleball enthusiasts will be happy to know that some SAFRA outlets also offer courts for a game or 2. Here’s a quick guide on their booking process, so you have your pickleball court slot secured.

How to book a SAFRA pickleball court?
SAFRA members can book a pickleball court online via the SAFRA website or the mSAFRA app. Non-members, on the other hand, will need to call the respective SAFRA outlets directly to inquire about court availability and make a booking. Since the pickleball court here doubles as a tennis court, you’ll have to select a tennis court when booking online.

Membership	Peak hours (Mon-Fri 6pm-12am | Sat-Sun & PH)	Non-peak hours (Mon-Fri 7am-6pm, 12am-1am)
SAFRA member	$7.20/hr	$3.30/hr
Guests	$11.20/hr	$5.10/hr

Each session is 1 hour long, and bookings are subject to availability.

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10. Tampines SAFRA

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For a breezy game, Tampines SAFRA has 3 rooftop courts, offering a cool open-air experience. Plus, they provide complimentary rental of pickleball paddles and balls, so you don’t even need to own your own equipment to get started.

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11. Jurong SAFRA

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Jurong SAFRA has 1 outdoor court, and just like its Tampines counterpart, they offer complimentary equipment rental. This makes for the perfect opportunity to try out the sport without having to commit to purchasing pickleball paddles and balls.

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– Other pickleball courts in Singapore –

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If you’re looking for more choices beyond ActiveSG and SAFRA, here are some other options so you know where to play pickleball in Singapore.

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12. RED Quarters Court

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For a spot that offers equipment rental, head to RED Quarters Court. Besides having 2 indoor pickleball courts in Singapore up for rent, pickleball paddles and balls are also available to rent at $5 per paddle and $5 for up to 5 balls.

Prices:

Peak hours	Non-peak hours
$70/hr	$50/hr

Book RED Quarters court.

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13. Play! Pickle Punggol

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Play! Pickle has 6 locations islandwide, with their Punggol outpost being the largest location with 6 sheltered courts, one half-court, and one outdoor court just for pickleball. On top of court rental, they also offer 1-hour group classes at $55/class as well as family classes at $160/class for up to 4 family members.

Prices:

	Peak hours (Mon-Fri 6pm-10pm)	Non-peak hours (Mon-Fri 7am-6pm)
Weekdays (Mon-Fri)	$35/hr	$20/hr
Weekends (Sat & Sun)	$35/hr

Bookings can be made via the CourtReserve app (App Store | Google Play).

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14. Performance Pickleball

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For those who take their pickleball a little more seriously, Performance Pickleball offers 2 dedicated and professionally surfaced courts under an open-air shelter. There’s even a seating area where you can chill or get some work done between matches. Bookings open at 9am daily, 14 days in advance.

You can also rent paddles from them for just $3/session for the basic paddle, $8/session for an intermediate paddle, and $15/session for a pro paddle.

Prices:

Peak hours	Non-peak hours
$40/hr	$32/hr

Bookings can be made via the CourtReserve app (App Store | Google Play).

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15. Telok Ayer Roof Terrace

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Located in the CBD, the Telok Ayer Roof Terrace has 2 outdoor courts with artsy murals surrounding the space – perfect for the ‘gram. You can reserve a pickleball court by booking through the ProBuddy app for $35/hr. With how pretty this space is, slots naturally get filled up quickly, so make sure you book in advance.

Paddles and balls can be rented onsite, but payment of the rental equipment has to be made online in advance.

Download the ProBuddy app (App Store | Google Play).

Address: 51 Telok Ayer Street, Downtown Core, Singapore 048441
Opening hours: 7am-10pm
Contact: ProBuddy website

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16. Singapore Swimming Club

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If you or a friend has a membership at the Singapore Swimming Club, you can access their 3 outdoor courts. Non-members can tag along by paying a $8 guest fee each.

Prices:

	Peak hours (Mon-Fri 6pm-10pm | Sat-Sun & PH 8am-10pm)	Non-peak hours (Mon-Fri 7am-6pm)
Weekdays (Mon-Fri)	$10/hr	$8/hr
Weekends (Sat & Sun) & PH	$10/hr

Book the Singapore Swimming Club court.

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17. Racket Jungle Dempsey

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Similar to Telok Ayer Roof Terrace, Racket Jungle Dempsey is a picturesque place to play pickleball in Singapore. It has art murals around the courts and is surrounded by greenery. Here, you’ll find 4 outdoor courts spaced side by side. Bookings can be made through the ProBuddy app at $29/hr.

Bookings can be made via the ProBuddy app (App Store | Google Play).

Address: Dempsey Road, 26A, Singapore 24769
Opening hours: 6am-12am
Contact: ProBuddy website

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18. PickleChoo Arena @ One-North

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Office workers in the One-North area can swing by PickleChoo Arena for a quick match before, after, or even during the workday. It has 1 outdoor court that’s perfect for a casual game with your kakis.

Prices:

	Peak hours (Mon-Fri after 4pm | Sat & Sun)	Non-peak hours (Mon-Fri before 4pm)
Weekdays (Mon-Fri)	$18.50/hr	$16.50/hr
Weekends (Sat & Sun)	$20/hr

Book PickleChoo Arena.

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19. MBP Sports @ Suntec City

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Suntec City isn’t just for shopping and conventions – you can also play pickleball there. MBP Sports has 4 outdoor courts, offering a central option for city-dwelling pickleball players. You can book a court via the MPB Sports app at $44/hr as a basic member, while gold members get the court at $36/hour.

Download the MBP Sports app (App Store | Google Play).

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20. Matchpoint Inc

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If you’re hankering for a pickleball sesh after doing some retail therapy at Marina Square, you can pop by Matchpoint Inc, the first full-sized indoor pickleball court in a shopping mall. The court is open from 8am-11pm daily, with rates starting at $40/hr for up to 6 players. Additional players will incur a $15/pax fee.

	Peak hours (Mon-Fri 8am-9am & after 5pm)	Non-peak hours (Mon-Fri 10am-5pm)
Weekdays (Mon-Fri)	$60/hr	$40/hr
Weekends (Sat-Sun)	$60/hr

Book the Matchpoint Inc pickleball court.

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21. Kings Pickleball Arena

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One of the newest pickleball courts in Singapore is Kings Pickleball Arena. Its 4 outdoor pickleball courts had its soft launch in November 2025. Don’t let its outdoor status scare your pale, sunscreen-adverse skin; the Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium hotel blocks all 4 courts from the late-afternoon sun, and overhead spotlights will come on automatically when the sun sets.

	7am-10am	11am-4pm	5pm-10pm
Weekdays (Mon-Fri)	$30/h	$24/h	$38/h
Weekends (Sat-Sun)	$38/h	$30/h	$38/h

Book the Kings Pickleball Arena.

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22. One Fullerton Pickleball Court

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Staycationing at The Fullerton Hotels? You can get your pickleball fix downtown and in private at the One Fullerton Pickleball Court, a private rooftop court with sweeping views of Marina Bay. The court is located on the top of One Fullerton, and guests of The Fullerton Hotel and The Fullerton Bay Hotel can book the court from $40/hour.

Non-guests of the hotels can also play at the court with a minimum spend of $20 at the hotel-operated outlets, including the restaurants, The Fullerton Spa, or The Fullerton Shop. The court is open daily from 7am-6pm, and rental pickleball equipment comes with each booking.

Book the One Fullerton Pickleball Court.

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23. Jurong Play Grounds

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The title of the largest pickleball facility in Singapore goes to the Jurong Play Grounds (JPG). With 10 outdoor courts – 7 managed by JPG and 3 by the neighbouring Straits Pickle Club – Westies will most likely be able to find a court to play in at any time of the day. The courts are also fitted with sunshades so you won’t get burnt by the afternoon sun, but you should still be wary about rain as it doesn’t provide full coverage.

Jurong Play Grounds pickleball court booking rates

	Peak hours (Mon-Fri after 5pm)	Non-peak hours (Mon-Fri 8am-5pm)
Weekdays (Mon-Fri)	$28/hr	$16/hr
Weekends (Sat-Sun)	$28/hr

Straits Pickle Club pickleball court booking rates

	Peak hours (Mon-Fri after 6pm)	Non-peak hours (Mon-Fri 8am-6pm)
Weekdays (Mon-Fri)	$32hr	$22/hr
Weekends (Sat-Sun)	$32/hr

Book the Jurong Play Grounds pickleball court and Straits Pickle Club pickleball court.

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(Temporarily closed) The Sports Arina 

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Image credit: SPH Pickle Padel via Google Maps

The Sports Arina, previously known as SPH Pickle Padel, is Singapore’s first air-conditioned pickleball court at Expo. There are 6 courts to choose from, and there’s even a dedicated wellness zone with exercise bikes and yoga mats to help you warm up and cool down. The on-site shop also has rackets, balls, and sportswear for rent or purchase.

Prices:

Weedays	Weekends
From $25/hr	From $35/hr

Book The Sports Arina.

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Book pickleball courts in Singapore to play with your friends

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Whether you’re looking for a casual game with friends or want to level up your skills, these pickleball courts across Singapore offer something for everyone. So grab your paddle, round up your kakis, and get ready to dink your way to victory.

To book other sports facilities, check out:

• Futsal courts in Singapore
• ActiveSG gyms in Singapore
• Swimming pools in Singapore

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Cover image adapted from: Pickle Ball Singapore via Linktree, ActiveSG Circle, Play! Pickle, TAG INTERNATIONAL TENNIS ACADEMY
Originally published on 21st March 2025. Last updated by Josiah Neo on 21st November 2025.