Rizal has turned into one of the busiest pickleball corridors just outside Metro Manila. In 2026 a wave of new indoor venues opened along Felix Avenue in Cainta, the Marcos Highway in Antipolo and the C6 area in Taytay and San Mateo — many of them warehouse-style halls with multiple pro courts, dividers and online booking. Add the village clubs and mall courts that were already here, and east-of-the-metro players now have plenty of options without crossing EDSA.
Here’s a town-by-town guide to where to play pickleball in Rizal right now, with listed rates, court counts and booking tips. Rates change often, so always confirm with the venue before you go.
Rizal pickleball courts at a glance
| Venue | Town | Type | Courts | Listed rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Astra Pickleball Center | Cainta | Indoor | 8 | ₱600/hr + ₱100 entrance |
| Dinking Grounds | Cainta | Indoor | 4 | From ₱500/hr + ₱100 facility fee |
| Pro Deck Pickleball Court | Antipolo | Indoor | 6 | ₱600/hr + ₱100 entrance |
| Smash & Brew | Antipolo | Indoor | 3 | ₱400/hr |
| SM Center Antipolo Downtown | Antipolo | Covered | — | ₱250/hr |
| Town and Country Executive Village | Antipolo | Covered | 2 | ₱250/hr |
| Kingsville Hills Pickleball Club | Antipolo | Outdoor | 2 | ₱85/player |
| Robinsons Homes Pickleballeros & Pickleballeras | Antipolo | Outdoor | 4 | Ask the club |
| PicklePad | Taytay | Indoor | 4 | From ₱500/hr |
| Paddle Station | Taytay | Indoor | 3 | ₱700/hr |
| The Pickle Arena | San Mateo | Indoor | 4 | ₱650/hr |
| Rodriguez Rizal Pickleball Club | Rodriguez | Covered | — | Sunday open play |
Cainta
Felix Avenue has become Cainta’s pickleball strip, with two dedicated indoor venues a short drive apart. Both are easy to reach from Ortigas Extension and Marcos Highway, which makes them popular with players from Pasig and Marikina too. See all Cainta courts →
Astra Pickleball Center
The biggest venue in the area, with 8 fenced indoor acrylic courts built to standard size on Felix Avenue in Barangay Sto. Domingo. Courts are listed at ₱600 per hour plus a ₱100 per-person entrance fee, and the venue is open daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM. With eight courts, it’s one of the easier places in Rizal to find a slot for a group or a mini-tournament.
Dinking Grounds
Four indoor courts at the corner of Felix Avenue and V.V. Soliven Avenue II in San Isidro. Weekday daytime play (8 AM–4 PM) is listed at ₱500 per hour, rising to ₱600 in the evening and on weekends, plus a ₱100 facility fee. If you can play on a weekday afternoon, this is one of the better-value indoor options in Cainta.
Antipolo
Antipolo has the widest mix in Rizal: a new pro-court hall on Marcos Highway, a café venue, a mall court and several village clubs up in the hills. See all Antipolo courts →
Pro Deck Pickleball Court
Six indoor pro courts with dividers along Marcos Highway in Mayamot, plus a café, lockers, Wi-Fi and a separate drill court. Court rental is listed at ₱600 per hour plus ₱100 per person, and it stays open late — daily from 7:00 AM to 2:00 AM — which suits players who can only get on court after work. Membership plans offer discounted rates for regulars.
Smash & Brew
Three indoor courts paired with a café, listed at ₱400 per hour. It’s a social venue — good for after-work rallies or a weekend barkada session where non-players can hang out with coffee.
SM Center Antipolo Downtown
Covered courts in Barangay Mayamot where the badminton courts double as pickleball courts, listed at around ₱250 per hour during mall hours. One of the most affordable bookable options in the province and easy to combine with errands.
Village clubs: Kingsville Hills, Town and Country and Robinsons Homes
- Kingsville Hills Pickleball Club – Two lighted outdoor courts with per-player rates of about ₱85, open 7 AM–9 PM. Budget-friendly with a welcoming community.
- Town and Country Executive Village – Two covered courts listed at ₱250 per hour inside a gated community. Check guest access before you go.
- Robinsons Homes Pickleballeros & Pickleballeras – Four dedicated outdoor courts with permanent lines and nets off Allspice Road. Message the club for open-play schedules.
Taytay
Taytay’s two newer venues are both indoor and both bookable online through Sports360. See all Taytay courts →
- PicklePad – Four indoor courts with unusually long hours (6:00 AM to 4:00 AM). Rates are listed at ₱500 per hour until 5 PM and ₱600 from 5 PM onward — handy for late-night games.
- Paddle Station – Three indoor courts inside a warehouse at 888 Industrial Park, Sitio Tapayan, listed at ₱700 per hour.
San Mateo and Rodriguez
- The Pickle Arena (San Mateo) – Four indoor courts on General Luna Street along the C6 Bypass Road in Banaba, listed at ₱650 per hour and booked through Courtara. San Mateo courts →
- Rodriguez Rizal Pickleball Club (Rodriguez/Montalban) – Community open play on Sundays at the Congress Ville Covered Court. A friendly way to meet local players north-east of the metro.
Tips for playing in Rizal
- Budget for entrance fees. Several of the new indoor halls charge a ₱50–₱100 per-person entrance or facility fee on top of the hourly court rate. For a doubles game, add ₱200–₱400 to the court cost.
- Play off-peak to save. Venues like Dinking Grounds and PicklePad price weekday daytime slots ₱100 or more below evening and weekend rates.
- Book ahead for evenings. After-work slots (6–10 PM) fill up first, especially at venues with only 3–4 courts. Many Rizal venues take bookings on Sports360 or Courtara.
- Mind the traffic. Marcos Highway, Ortigas Extension and Felix Avenue jam up at rush hour — pick the venue closest to your route home.
- New to the sport? Start with open play at a club or a low-cost court, and read our beginner’s guide to pickleball in the Philippines and best beginner paddles first.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to play pickleball in Rizal?
Listed rates range from about ₱85 per player at community clubs to ₱250 per hour at mall and village courts, and ₱400–₱700 per court per hour at the newer indoor venues. Many indoor halls also charge a ₱50–₱100 per-person entrance fee.
Which Rizal venue has the most courts?
Astra Pickleball Center in Cainta, with 8 indoor courts, followed by Pro Deck in Antipolo with 6.
Where can I play pickleball late at night in Rizal?
PicklePad in Taytay is listed as open until 4:00 AM, and Pro Deck in Antipolo until 2:00 AM. Confirm current hours before heading out.
Are there cheap or beginner-friendly courts?
Yes — Kingsville Hills Pickleball Club (about ₱85 per player), SM Center Antipolo Downtown (around ₱250 per hour) and Sunday open play with the Rodriguez Rizal Pickleball Club are all low-cost ways to start.
Find more courts near you
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