Center Court Pickleball Club opens 13-court Scottsdale facility
Center Court Pickleball Club opened its fourth Valley location July 10 in Scottsdale, adding 13 indoor courts, a new headquarters and a training center. The expansion grows the club’s Phoenix Metro footprint to 51 courts and underscores rising demand for year-round pickleball in Arizona.
Why it matters: - The Scottsdale opening expands Center Court Pickleball Club’s indoor network as year-round pickleball demand keeps growing across the Phoenix Metro area. - The new club adds another high-capacity, climate-controlled option for players who want to play, train and compete regardless of weather. - The facility also gives Center Court a larger base for tournaments, coaching, recovery services and community programming.
What happened: - Center Court Pickleball Club opened its fourth Valley location on July 10 near Shea Boulevard and Loop 101 in Scottsdale. - The new facility sits at 10220 N. 90th Street and spans 35,000 square feet. - The club includes 13 tournament-quality indoor courts, the company’s new corporate headquarters and a dedicated training center. - The expansion brings Center Court to 51 indoor courts across four Phoenix Metro locations.
The details: - The Scottsdale-Shea club was built over seven months in the former Scottsdale Fiesta Retail Center. - The facility includes sound absorption technology and professional-grade lighting designed to reduce glare. - Locker rooms with showers are part of the new site. - The club includes a Power Plate® performance and injury prevention program with every membership. - The program includes guided pre-game warm-ups, mid-match recovery resets and post-game recovery protocols. - Center Court says the goal is for players to “play better for longer.” - Existing locations are near Scottsdale Road and Mayo Boulevard in Scottsdale, 59th Avenue and Bell Road in Glendale, and Williams Field Road and Val Vista Drive in Gilbert. - The four clubs form a connected membership network across the Valley. - Center Court is a partner of USA Pickleball and a member of the Arizona Pickleball Players League. - The club hosts Golden Ticket tournaments that offer a pathway to the USA Pickleball National Championships. - Every Center Court club offers online reservations, certified coaching, leagues, tournaments, beginners-only clinics, pathways and open play. - The Scottsdale-Shea location opens with limited Founding Memberships across Gold, Platinum and Diamond tiers, plus new Couples memberships. - The club is designed to host national tournaments, charity events, corporate wellness initiatives and team-building experiences. - Cresa’s Project Management Division oversaw the renovation. - Clune Construction led the buildout, and Corgan handled design and architecture.
Between the lines: - Center Court is positioning the Scottsdale club as more than a place to play, using recovery services, coaching and event space to deepen member loyalty. - The new headquarters and training center suggest the company is building infrastructure for further Valley expansion. - The membership network model gives players access to multiple clubs, which can help Center Court compete on convenience as much as on courts. - The emphasis on tournaments and national championship pathways signals an effort to serve both casual players and serious competitors.
What's next: - Center Court is likely to keep scaling its Valley footprint as the company adds members and uses the new headquarters to support growth. - The Scottsdale-Shea club will continue rolling out memberships, events and competitive programming tied to its opening. - The facility’s tournament-ready design points to future use for regional and national pickleball events.
The bottom line: - Center Court’s Scottsdale opening cements the club’s role as a growing indoor pickleball operator in Arizona, with a bigger network, more amenities and a stronger platform for expansion.
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