Pickleball in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Green Bay has dedicated indoor clubs, municipal outdoor courts, lessons, leagues, and tournaments. The Picklr offers the broadest daily schedule, Western Racquet and Fitness Club welcomes both members and nonmembers by reservation, and Edison Park is the city's public outdoor hub.

Where to Play Pickleball in Green Bay

The Picklr Green Bay

Address: 2610 Holmgren Way, Green Bay, WI 54304

The indoor club has seven dedicated courts and offers open play, court booking, leagues, socials, clinics, tournaments, and beginner instruction. Use the Green Bay club page for current hours, memberships, trials, and single-session access.

Western Racquet and Fitness Club

Address: 2500 S Ashland Ave, Green Bay, WI 54304

The club operates 10 indoor pickleball courts at Four Seasons Tennis Club. Members and nonmembers can reserve two-hour sessions. Drop-in rates are $6 for members and $12 for nonmembers, with reservations required. See the Western pickleball page.

Edison Park Pickleball Courts

Address: 442 Alpine Dr, Green Bay, WI 54302

Edison Park has six dedicated pickleball courts with permanent nets, created from two former tennis courts. The city uses them for leagues and tournaments. The Green Bay pickleball page carries program and event information.

Pickleball Lessons in Green Bay

The Picklr provides a free Pickleball 101 class for first-time players, with no equipment needed. Western Racquet offers private lessons, starting at $35 for one player for one hour, with lower per-player rates for groups. For more individual instructors, visit the Coaches section.

Pickleball Events and Organized Play

The Picklr publishes open play, socials, leagues, clinics, and tournaments through its app. Green Bay runs adult programming by skill level from Newbie 2.0 through Expert, and Edison hosts the city's annual 70+ Doubles Tournament. Registration details and dates appear on the city pickleball page.

What Visitors Should Know

The Picklr's trial or single-session access is convenient for short stays. Western Racquet accepts nonmembers, but reserve before arriving and plan around its limited pickleball court windows. Edison Park is the outdoor public choice; bring paddles and balls and expect municipal programming to take priority during scheduled leagues or events.