Pickleball is a fun, family-friendly game. It is an easy game for beginners to learn but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players.

• Summer Season runs from May 1st through October 31st

• Winter season runs from November 1st through April 31st

Current indoor and outdoor schedules are available below, or you can call the Show Low City Aquatics Center for more information.

Details:  

• Must register before using the indoor courts. Click Here to register.

• Some BLACKOUT dates will apply.

Current Show Low Pickleball Contacts

Summer/Winter Indoor Pickleball:

• Linda Beatty P: (480) 540-0742

• Monty Montgomery P: (928) 242-1323  

Outdoor Intermediate/Recreational Level Pickleball:

• John McCloud P: (480) 235-6003

• John & Carol Murphy P: (928) 242-1913

Outdoor Advanced Level Pickleball:

• Frank Kirby P: (602) 509-2199

2026 Indoor Summer Schedule

May -October

MAY 1 - 31: BEGINNER & RECREATIONAL

Mon. & Wed.         1:00 - 3:00pm

Friday        11:00am -3:00pm

MAY 1 - 31: OPEN PLAY

Tues.      1:00 - 3:00pm

Sun.    10:00am - 4:00pm

JUNE 1 - Oct. 31: BEGINNER & RECREATIONAL

Mon. & Fri.       1:00 - 5:00pm

Wed.     1:00 - 4:30pm

JUNE 1 - OCT. 31: OPEN PLAY

Tues.    1:00 - 3:00pm

Sun.   10:00 - 4:00pm

Rules of Pickleball Challenge Courts: You Win, You Stay (This is on courts 1 & 2 ONLY)

1. Standard Game Rules Apply On challenge courts, all normal pickleball rules apply, such as those for serving, scoring, mistakes, and the kitchen (non-volley zone). Most matches last 11 points, and the winner gets two points. However, some courts may use different counting systems.

2. Rotational Play Rules There are rules about how players can come and go from the court depending on the arrangement. In Show Low, we use the Paddle Stack method, for example, teams that lose have to leave the court and put their paddles back in the stack. Teams that win get to play again.

3. Rules for Disputes There may be arguments or disputes, especially when there is a lot of competition. A “gentlemen’s rule” says that teams should settle their differences peacefully. Gentleman’s Rule: If players can’t agree on something, they can play the point again, or the challenge court organizer or judge, if they are available, can make the final decision.

4. Courtesy and Sportsmanship Rules Challenge courts stress respect and good manners. Players must wait their time, be kind when they lose, and observe regulations that make the game fair for everyone.

Outdoor Paddle Up System Court Rules

When courts are full at the City Campus Pickleball Courts, the Paddle Up rules will be in affect using a paddle rack system to rotate on/off the courts.

To use the Paddle Rack:

1. All four players come off the court after the game is over and put paddles in the rack for the next turn.

2. Put paddle in rack (left to right).

3. When a court is vacated, next four paddles take the court.

4. Move the marker to the next group of four paddles.

5. Play to 11.

6. When game finishes, the next four players play.

• Outdoor Courts are Open Play (First come, First Serve) unless the courts are reserved.

• Court Location, City Campus Gym 760 E. McNeil (Click on the address for a map).

• General Pickleball Rules Click Here.

• Contact us today to set up tournaments. You can reach us at the Show Low City Aquatics Center (928) 532-4130.

UPDATES:

Upcoming Blackout Dates for Indoor Use:

• May 20, 27 and 29th

Visit our website often for any updates or gym closers.