Organized and Open Play
Spaces are LIMITED. Please Register In Advance!
ALWAYS Check Court Reserve for the full schedule, to confirm availability and to register.

Nerinx Hall Pickleball Tournament! - 4pmFri, Sep 18Paddle Up Pickleball Club - Chesterfield
The Dink MiLP v3 @ The Men's v3 September SeriesSat, Sep 19Paddle Up Pickleball Club - Chesterfield
Forest Park - Monday Night Doubles Team Leagues - 9/21 Start - Fall26Mon, Sep 21Dwight Davis TC
FMG - Monday Night Doubles Team Leagues - Starting 9/21 - Fall26Mon, Sep 21Frankie Martin's Garden
The Dink MiLP v3 @ The Women's v3 September SeriesSat, Sep 26Paddle Up Pickleball Club - Chesterfield
2026 Paddle Up Pickleball For The Cure!Fri, Oct 16Lake Saint Louis- CYC Pickleball League - Early Winter Season.Sun, Nov 08Paddle Up Pickleball Club - Lake St. Lou

Lake STL - Monday 5pm Novice League Starting 11/9Mon, Nov 09Paddle Up Pickleball Club - Lake St. Lou
CHST - Monday Night Doubles Team Leagues - 11/9 Start - EarlyWinter26Mon, Nov 09Chesterfield PUPC
Liberty Cheer's Fundraising Pickleball Social Tournament!Sat, Nov 14Paddle Up Pickleball Club
The Dink Minor League Pickleball @ The Fall ClassicFri, Nov 20Paddle Up Pickleball Club - Lake STL
2026 Santa Smash Pickleball Tournament! - Dec 18-20thFri, Dec 18Paddle Up Pickleball Club
2027 Winter Classic Pickleball Tournament! - 1/29 - 1/31Fri, Jan 29Paddle Up Pickleball Club
102 - Novice Instructional Open PlayWednesday NightsLake Saint Louis
Intro to Pickleball!Wednesday NightsLake Saint Louis
Road to 4.0 - Skills and Drills Clinic - Chase BlickhanSaturdays at 9:30amLake Saint Louis
Road to 3.5 - Skills and Drills Clinic - Chase BlickhanSaturdays at 8amLake Saint Louis
Open Play Skills Categories
Novice
For players ready to take a step up from beginner play. You can generally hit forehand drives, serves, and returns with medium pace, as well as dinks, but generally lack consistency and control (for instance, serves and returns are not consistent and lack depth); and you understand the basic strategy and rules of pickleball, including that you can keep the score properly.
Intermediate (3.1-3.9)
Play intermediate if you can hit drives, serves, and returns with pace (including developing backhand shots), as well as dinks and drop shots, and are developing some consistency and control (including consistently hitting serves and returns in play); and you understand the basic strategy and rules of pickleball, you are starting to vary your shots between the hard and soft game, and you are moving quickly to the Non-Volley Zone line when you have the opportunity.
Advanced (4.0+)
Play advanced if you can generally hit both forehand and backhand drives, serves, and returns with pace, as well as dinks, drop shots, and volleys (including block volleys) of different speeds, and have consistency and control; and you understand the strategy and rules of pickleball (including stacking), you have a moderate number of unforced errors, and you understand how to attack your opponents’ weaknesses on the pickleball court.
Open Play for Beginners
Beginner / Novice Open Play
For beginners who want to play open play, we recommend our Novice Instruction Play Group. Play games with other novice players as an instructor helps give tips and tricks to help you learn the strategy and techniques involved in playing at a higher level.