Reserve a court up to two days in advance for 90 minutes of play. Each account may have one active reservation at a time.
Please arrive on time – courts will be released if not claimed within 15 minutes of your reservation start time.
How to Reserve:
Each player on the court must pay the court fee.
RESIDENT OF PLANO
$4.00 + Tax per reservation
NON-RESIDENT
$5.50 +Tax per reservation
Good for one year from date of purchase.
RESIDENT OF PLANO
Resident Individual $150.00 + Tax
Resident Family $345.00 + Tax
NON-RESIDENT
Non-Resident Individual $230.00 + Tax
Non-Resident Family $480.00 + Tax
You may purchase court fees online* before heading to High Point, making your check-in experience quicker and easier. Upon arriving at the Pro Shop, you will be able to self-scan your barcode/receipt at the front desk. After scanning, head to your reserved court!
Playing with a group? Once your group’s court reservation has been made, individual players can log into their Plano Parks & Recreation account and pay.
*The purchase of a court fee online does not guarantee a court reservation. A court reservation must be made separately by you or a fellow player in your group. One person in your reservation group will be required to check in for the court at the front desk.
Looking to improve your stroke consistency or fine-tune your skills? Rent a ball machine and get the reps you need!
Rental Rate: $20 per hour
Demo racquets and paddles are available to borrow from the pro shop at no charge during any instructional program (Group Lessons, Intro to Pickleball, Private Lessons).
Outside of an instructional program demos may be rented for $10 per day.
Up to $50 in rental fees can be applied toward the purchase of a new regularly priced racquet or paddle. (Does not apply to sale items.)
Your primary residence must be in Plano to qualify for “Resident” rates on court fees and annual passes. Even if your children attend PISD schools, you are considered a “Non-Resident” if you live in another city. Owning rental property or a business in Plano does not qualify.
