Club Pickleball Walkthrough

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  • čas přidán 27. 12. 2020
  • This is the first-ever and largest indoor facility built exclusively for Pickleball in the world and it is located in Orem, UT.
    In this video, we do a walk through with one of the co-owners as he provides more information and a look at what this facility will look like when it is completed.
    What are your thoughts on the layout? Would you make the trip out to UT to play at this facility?
    More information can be found on their website at
    www.clubpickleballusa.com
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Komentáře • 26

  • @JustMakeBalls
    @JustMakeBalls Před 3 lety +3

    Wish we had a facility like this in Los Angeles. We are tired of turf wars over public courts.

  • @youngbraveheart
    @youngbraveheart Před 3 lety +3

    Awesome. Love the freedom color scheme idea. Will love to see what it looks like when it officially opens.

    • @morekingofthecourt
      @morekingofthecourt  Před 3 lety

      The color scheme is great! It opens in 1 week, so we will do a follow-up video shortly!

  • @POTTSCULLEY
    @POTTSCULLEY Před 3 lety +1

    I started playing pickleball about a year ago and love it! I visit Utah almost every year and I would absolutely come by to see this amazing facility and try it out. Good luck!

    • @morekingofthecourt
      @morekingofthecourt  Před 3 lety +1

      Yes, this is a must-see when in UT! Let me know how you like it when you do visit.

  • @jorgeferreiro9783
    @jorgeferreiro9783 Před 3 lety +3

    Beautiful facility. I think the future of pickleball is found in private club facilities such as yours. Congrats and wishing you every success

  • @Allpickleball
    @Allpickleball Před 3 lety +1

    Very Cool! Welcome to the awesome world of pickleball :-)

  • @brianboatman5564
    @brianboatman5564 Před 3 lety +1

    I'm preparing for the tournament in January. Can't wait to see the facility.

  • @SDPBALLCOACH
    @SDPBALLCOACH Před rokem +1

    Just happened to see this Year old video..looks nice.
    No way to have outdoor use of any kind?? What a shame.
    How are things going now that ur established?
    Do you allow "private coaches" to bring their own clients??
    Hold clinics??
    How long did it take to get done from concept to completion??
    Cost??
    We have a group here in San Diego that's trying to get a complex built but it's like wading through mud.
    Indoors won't work here but we have almost NO land either...
    Nice to see the growth...
    Take care.

  • @executivegrouprealty1082

    You need to add nets that separate courts...super cheap compared to the hundreds of thousands that you spent building your facility.

  • @mikelong651
    @mikelong651 Před 2 lety +1

    Awesome

  • @jordannathaniel7604
    @jordannathaniel7604 Před rokem

    Come to Seattle please, we need indoor we have thousands of players here

  • @bryandbaker
    @bryandbaker Před rokem

    Ever look into the cost of moving/removing those posts/columns?

  • @YourDailyDoseOfMeditation
    @YourDailyDoseOfMeditation Před 9 měsíci

    What do you charge for membership and what does it include? : )

  • @texasknight5175
    @texasknight5175 Před 3 lety +1

    Those columns are going to be a serious problem....

    • @morekingofthecourt
      @morekingofthecourt  Před 3 lety +1

      They look closer in the video than they are in person.
      1- Those columns are on 2 of the 15 courts, so if you don't want to play on those courts, you would have 13 other courts to choose from.
      2 - There have been tournaments and leagues running for 2 months, not one issue so far (fingers crossed)
      3 - As a professional player, I would play doubles on that court, but not singles.
      Thanks for the comment!

  • @SDPBALLCOACH
    @SDPBALLCOACH Před rokem

    @ Kay Yamamoto-
    Not EVEN!!
    Try San Diego!!!! It's a DISASTER!!

  • @thormatt2963
    @thormatt2963 Před 3 lety

    Extremely high prices membership and hourly rates. He's lying about affordability for the average family.

    • @morekingofthecourt
      @morekingofthecourt  Před 3 lety +1

      I guess it all depends on your expectations. If you're comparing this to a tennis club or traveling basketball/football any sports team, I believe this is quite a bit cheaper. Most gym memberships that I'm aware of cost anywhere from $30-$100+/month, this Club starts at $15/month.
      If you're comparing this to the normal free outdoor public courts or city rec centers then yes, it is quite a bit more.
      But yes, I can definitely see your concerns here, as many others have those same ones as well.

    • @MsCocoa75
      @MsCocoa75 Před rokem

      In my town. I pay 125$ per month and 5-15$ every time I want to play. And I don’t get to play often. So this seems like a nice place to play.

    • @SDPBALLCOACH
      @SDPBALLCOACH Před rokem

      @@MsCocoa75
      That's waaaaay to much.
      How much court time does the "daily fee" get you??

    • @MsCocoa75
      @MsCocoa75 Před rokem

      @@SDPBALLCOACH 1 hour. Im researching to have my on court built. Im tired of cutting or paying someone to cut my yard anyway.

    • @SDPBALLCOACH
      @SDPBALLCOACH Před rokem

      @@MsCocoa75
      Exactly, at those prices you could pay it off in no time..
      Good luck..
      That's ROBBERY!!!