Where passion for the game brings people together.

Weekly social play, monthly DUPR events and tournaments — all levels welcome, from first-timers to seasoned competitors. Come find your people on the court.

New to the club?

Pickleball is the easiest game to start — and the hardest to stop.

It's part tennis, part table tennis, part badminton, and all fun. Paddles and balls are provided, the rules take minutes to learn, and the welcome is genuine. Whether you're picking up a paddle for the first time or chasing a tournament title, there's a place for you here.

All levels

Weekly social play

Come along to our weekend social session. All levels welcome, gear is on hand, and there's always someone happy to show you the ropes. Walk-ins are welcome — registered players get priority.

Compete

Monthly DUPR events

Each month we run a special event such as DUPR MiLP or a tournament — a friendly, competitive way to test your game and grow your rating.

Growing the game

Built for the future

We're focused on growing pickleball in the Bay of Plenty, supporting competitive players and investing in the next generation through our junior programme.

What's on

What's on at Tauranga Pickleball Club

Our upcoming sessions and events, pulled live from Global Pickleball Network — always current. Tap any one to see details and book your spot.

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Getting started

Joining takes a couple of minutes

The club runs on the Global Pickleball Network (GPN) — that's where you register, book sessions, enter events and see the live calendar.

  • Create your free GPN profile and join Tauranga Pickleball Club.
  • Browse the calendar and reserve your spot in a session.
  • Turn up, meet the crew, and play. Paddles and balls provided.
Weekly
Weekend social session
All
Skill levels welcome
Monthly
DUPR events & tournaments
$10
Per social session

Live member numbers, leagues and tournament results are kept up to date on our GPN club page.

Ready to play?

Grab a friend (or come solo — you'll make some) and join the fastest-growing sport in the Bay.