Lubbock’s only dedicated indoor pickleball facility
Welcome to Lubbock Indoor Pickleball (LIP), a unique new sporting facility in the Hub City.
LIP is Lubbock’s ONLY dedicated indoor pickleball facility – there’s no tennis being played here, we don’t share our pickleball courts with youth basketball teams, and our nets are not portable. LIP is also Lubbock-owned and operated – we live and work and play here on the South Plains just like you do! LIP has six (6) full-size courts and one (1) skinny court (for singles play as well as dinking and drills). Best of all, LIP is fully heated and air-conditioned for your playing comfort!
LIMITED
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3x week Open Play Sessions
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COURT RESERVATIONS $4/PERSON
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Advanced Booking 7 days
PREMIUM
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UNLIMITED Open Play Sessions
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8 court hours/month
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Advanced Booking 10 days
VISITOR
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$10 ORGANIZED EVENTS
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COURT RESERVATIONS $6.50/PERSON
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ADVANCED BOOKING 2 DAYS
Want to play at LIP? Visitor? Great!
- Step 1 – Download the Court Reserve App and register
- Step 2 – When asked to choose a membership choose visitor (or one of our membership options)
- Step 2 – Complete the registration and you are ready to sign up for a court, event, or open play!
Lubbock’s only dedicated indoor pickleball facility
Pickleball Through The Years
Pickleball, a combination of tennis, badminton, and ping pong, was first created in 1965 in Bainbridge Island, Washington, by three fathers looking to give their bored children a new activity by using a hodgepodge of other sports as inspiration. From this modest beginning, pickleball has been America’s fastest-growing sport for the past three years. In 2023, there were 36.5 million players nationwide!
WHAT IS PICKLEBALL?
Pickleball is played on a court that is smaller than those used for tennis, a wiffle ball is used which moves more slowly than a tennis ball, and the paddle resembles an oversize ping-pong paddle. These differences, and a few others, make pickleball more accessible for a wider variety of individuals. Pickleball players range in age from 8 to 80 and above! Pickleball provides physical and mental exercise, and a likely mental health boost – a trifecta of wellness! Most of all, pickleball is an extremely social sport – while competitive, that competition is often all in good fun and it is easy to observe the obvious camaraderie from the sidelines.