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Open Court Times

Open play court time is, in general, in the mornings, sunrise to noon. See the Schedule page for detailed times.

What is Livepickleball

We use the Livepickleball.club platform to manage our membership and court schedules. Go here to join, register for club activities and events. $40/membership dues must be paid at the time of registration.
Find detailed instructions on how to register here.

Membership Dues

Annual $40/member dues must be paid by January 15 each year. Pay these at Livepickleball.club. You will receive a renewal email at the beginner of each year. Dues can be paid via Venmo, Paypal, Check or Cash or have members pay dues online using Stripe.

How to Learn Pickleball

We make it easy.
You can bein by going to the scheduled Pickledolls & Pickledudes group play. (See Livepickleball.club for times).
Take beginner lessons. See coaches on the Home page.
Watch some YouTube videos, grab friend and give it a go!

Where & When to Play

Go to the Court Usage page for details.
– In general though, mornings are open play and afternoons are scheduled play.
– Court 1 is for the most advanced players, stepping down to Court 6 which is for beginners.
– During open play, limit your court time to 1 hour if others are waiting.

How to Join a Morning Open Play Game

Select the court and paddle rack matched to your skill level. Then place your paddle in the first open space in the rack, going left to right. When the current game is completed, the next four paddles are up to play.

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It is your responsibility to monitor your paddle position and be ready to play when your turn is up. If you are not ready to play, your paddle may be moved to the end of the rack. After your set of 4 paddles are removed from the rack, make sure the remaining paddles are advanced on the rack. If there are fewer than 4 paddles on the rack, the departing group decides who stays to play with the next group.

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How the Paddle System Works

The Open Play Paddle System ensures no one group uses a court for more than one game when others are waiting to play. So a white PVC paddle “rack” is next to each court. A person waiting to play puts their paddle in the

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leftmost open slot on the rack. When the current game is complete, the person(s) with a paddle(s) in the leftmost position can enter the court. DO NOT move other member paddles.

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Erne Machine & Ball Access

Erne is an incredible training machine, located in the storage shed next to Court 1. Contact Steve West (928-542-9994) for access and instructions on how to download the app. Don’t forget, Members may access free balls during play in the storage bin also by Court 1. Contact Steve for access.

Pickleball Rules

We follow rules outlined on USA Pickleball. Click here to read or download. which can be found here.

Structured Play

Structured Play is organized play available to club members in addition to morning member play. Structured Play groups may be created based on skill level, gender, and/or age. The format for Structured Play events may be round robin, ladder, mixer, or shuttle.

Challenge Courts

Challenge Courts are lower courts 11 & 12. They are for highly competitive teams to play together and hone their skills, most likely in preparation for a tournament. Read more about how to use Challenge Courts here.

Skill Rating

We follow rules outlined on USA Pickleball. Click here to read or download. which can be found here.

Contacts

Find contacts for specific topics and events on the Contact page .

Guest Policy

Household Guests are friends or family members residing temporarily with, and sponsored by, Wickenburg Ranch homeowners or WRPBC members in good standing. Household Guests

may participate in WRPBC scheduled activities and/or special events provided the sponsoring homeowner or club member accompanies the guest and assumes all responsibility for their guests’ participation. .

Non-Resident Guests (except for those participating in WR Golf & Social Club, Troon, or Trilogy programs) are not eligible to obtain WRPBC membership and therefore may not participate in WRPBC scheduled activities and/or social events.

All household guests and non-resident guests are required to follow the established Troon guest policy – checking in at the Spa desk, paying the guest fee, and wearing the appropriate guest wristband while utilizing WR amenities. The per member guest limit is 3 people at any one time unless you have obtained advanced approval from Golf & Social Club management.

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