Find pickleball clubs and pickleball courts near you
Pickleball is growing in more and more locations across Sweden. In the club register and map above, you can search for pickleball clubs, pickleball courts, racket halls, and other facilities where you can play pickleball.
Search by your location or by the name of a club or facility. Click on a location in the list or directly on the map to see more information. Where a website is available, you can proceed to check current playing times, booking, membership, and other information.
The register is continuously updated, but activities, addresses, and playing times may change. Therefore, always check the current information with the club or facility before you go.
Pickleball in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, and other Swedish cities
Opportunities to play pickleball vary across different parts of Sweden. In some places, there are dedicated pickleball clubs and courts, while in others, the game is conducted through tennis clubs, racket halls, sports associations, and other facilities.
For some of Sweden's larger and more active pickleball locations, SwePickleBall has developed separate guides. There, you can read more about local clubs, courts, and playing opportunities.
- Pickleball in Stockholm – clubs, courts, and playing venues in the Stockholm area.
- Pickleball in Gothenburg – find pickleball clubs and courts in Gothenburg.
- Pickleball in Malmö – clubs and opportunities to play pickleball in the Malmö area.
- Pickleball in Borås – find clubs and pickleball games in Borås.
- Pickleball in Gävle – courts, halls, and pickleball activities in Gävle.
- Pickleball in Nyköping – clubs, halls, and playing opportunities in the Nyköping area.
Club, association, or bookable pickleball court?
You don't always need to be a member of a pickleball club to play. How the game is organized varies between different locations and facilities.
A pickleball club or association can offer organized playing times, training sessions, try-out opportunities, and activities for members. This can be a good option if you want to find other players and play regularly.
At racket halls and other bookable facilities, it may instead be possible to book a court and play with your own teammates without being a member of an association.
Pickleball is also played in sports halls, tennis clubs, and on outdoor courts. Therefore, use the register above even if there isn't a dedicated pickleball club in your area.
New to pickleball? Find a club and start playing
Starting to play through a local club or association is an easy way to get into the sport. You can meet other players, learn the basics, and find people at roughly the same level.
You don't need to know all the rules or shots before you start. Many clubs and associations offer activities where even new players can participate.
→ Pickleball for beginners – complete guide to start playing
Learn to play pickleball
Once you've found somewhere to play, the next step is to learn the basics of the game. Serve, returns, volley, positioning, and kitchen play are some of the most important aspects to master.
On SwePickleBall, you'll find guides on rules, technique, and tactics for both new and more experienced players.
→ Learn pickleball – rules, technique, tactics, and fundamentals
Compete in pickleball
Several Swedish pickleball clubs organize tournaments or have players who participate in competitions around the country. Once you've played for a while, competitive play can be a fun way to meet new opponents and develop your game.
→ See upcoming pickleball tournaments in Sweden
Frequently asked questions about pickleball clubs and courts in Sweden
Are there pickleball clubs in Sweden?
Yes. There are pickleball clubs and associations in several parts of Sweden. In addition, pickleball is offered by racket halls, tennis clubs, sports associations, and other sports facilities.
How do I find a pickleball club near me?
Use the search function and map at the top of the page. Search for your location or a club to find registered playing venues. SwePickleBall also has separate guides for Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Borås, Gävle, and Nyköping, among others.
How do I find a pickleball court near me?
Search for your location in the register above. Keep in mind that pickleball courts are not always found at a dedicated pickleball club. Racket halls, tennis clubs, and other sports facilities can also offer courts for pickleball.
Do I have to be a member of a pickleball club to play?
No. At some facilities, you can book a pickleball court without membership. For organized club times, training sessions, and other association activities, membership or registration may be required.
Is there pickleball for beginners?
Yes. Many clubs and associations welcome new players and can offer try-out games, beginner training, or open playing times. Contact the facility or club to see what's offered where you live.
Can I play pickleball if there isn't a club in my area?
Yes. Pickleball can be played on several types of surfaces, and an existing badminton court can often be used as the outer dimensions of the courts are the same. With a portable pickleball net, rackets, and balls, it's therefore possible to create more opportunities to play even in locations without an established club.
How do I add a pickleball club or court to the register?
Is your club, association, or facility missing from the register? Contact SwePickleBall with the name, location, address, and preferably a link to the club's or facility's website. We want the register to cover as many pickleball venues in Sweden as possible.
How do I know if the information about a club is still accurate?
Clubs, activities, booking opportunities, and playing times can change. Therefore, always check the club's or facility's own website or current information before you go there.
Play pickleball in Sweden
Do you want to know more about where and how you can play pickleball? In our comprehensive guide, you'll find more information about finding games, getting started, and playing pickleball in various parts of the country.
