Pickleball on the Squash Court

    50% off in June & July – $18/court


    Pickleball on a Squash Court…  Why You’ll Love it

    Budget friendly option

    Enjoy all the action at a lower cost than traditional indoor pickleball courts. $36/h for a court. Min 1h booking.

    Indoor Comfort, Year Round

    No need to worry about Melbourne’s unpredictable weather. Play comfortably indoors, rain or shine, wind or calm.

    Separate Enclosed Courts with a Glass Wall and Viewing Deck

    Our enclosed courts mean there's no interruptions from stray balls and no need to chase your own ball down, hence more time to play the game.

    High Ceilings for High shots

    Our squash courts feature ceilings over 7 metres high—perfect for practicing lob shots without limitation.

    Perfect for Casual Play

    Ideal for fun practice sessions and relaxed, non-competitive games. Great for beginners and intermediate players looking to build skills in a more controlled environment.

    Novices

    Speak to us and we’ll give you a free intro on the basics.

    Skill Development for Advanced Players

    A great space to focus on technique and drills—perfect for practicing precise shots, quick volleys, and footwork.

    Licensed Bar

    Enjoy a drink with your playing partners.

     
    Is Pickleball different on a Squash Court?

     

    Playing pickleball on a squash court offers a unique twist on the traditional game because the length of the court is shorter.

    Here’s how the experience differs:

    • Faster Pace – The enclosed space creates lightning-fast volleys and quick rallies, especially in doubles play.
    • Less Baseline Play – The shorter court limits deep baseline shots, shifting more of the action closer to the non-volley (kitchen) zone.
    • Strategic Shot Placement – With a narrower court, accuracy becomes even more important. Players must be deliberate with their shots to avoid hitting out of bounds.
    • Wall Bank Shots – The close side walls make it possible to play shots off the wall or into the wall to return it over the net. While not typical in standard pickleball, wall shots extend rallies and reduce ball chasing—great for beginners!
    • No ATPs or Ernies – “Around the Post” and “Ernie” shots aren’t possible due to the enclosed walls. However, there’s still plenty of room for creative, strategic play.

    With a few small adjustments, pickleball on a squash court remains fast, fun, and competitive!