PICKLEBALL

 

Groups are defined as those who coordinate to play for more than four players, on more than one court at the same time, on a regular basis.

 

The group is asked to adhere to the following guidelines until additional courts are available to provide the capacity needed:

You'll find tennis, pickleball, and bocce ball court reservations on Reserve My Court — this application requires a separate account and login. Our lifestyle team will approve each account based on your address, and approval may take up to two business days.
 
Before making your account or any reservations, please review the following information.
Las Sendas residents will be able to reserve one (1) court per day, seven (7) days in advance, for a maximum of two (2) hours at a time.  
Residents who do not follow the above rules are subject to reservation cancellations without notice. 
If you do not have an amenity access card for the tennis or pickleball courts, please come into the Trailhead office to obtain a card. The first new amenity access card issued to each lot is complimentary, and each card thereafter is $50. No more than three cards may be issued to any lot.

All tennis and pickleball courts are numbered; click here to view the map.

 
Policies:
Racquet Court Rules
Common Area Policy
Waitlist Policy
 
You can request a Reserve My Court account online by clicking the button below. Be sure to add each “club” — tennis, pickleball, and bocce ball individually. Once you’ve made an account, you can also download the Reserve My Court app and make reservations anytime, right from your phone!
 
[Click here to head to the Reserve My Court website]
 
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Thank you for helping us ensure the courts can accommodate as many resident pickleball players as possible during busy times, fostering a sense of community and allowing everyone to enjoy the game they love. 

 

One to two courts are reserved for Resident Open Play (Drop-in). See below for the schedule and learn about how to use the paddle system for rotation during Open Play.

 

 

 

Please refer to the photo above for all available drop-in times.

 

Resident drop-in (also known as "open play") is a period of court time when Las Sendas residents can drop in to play with other players of similar skill sets. No court reservations are necessary.