Welcome to Quincy Pickleball, your go-to spot for all things pickleball in the historic city of Quincy, Illinois. Nestled on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, Quincy is known for its rich heritage, including being a stop on the Underground Railroad and the site of numerous Lincoln-Douglas debates. At Quincy Pickleball, we embrace our city's legacy by offering a friendly and inclusive environment where the fast-growing sport of pickleball is accessible to everyone. Whether you're a seasoned player or just picking up a paddle for the first time, Quincy Pickleball is the perfect place to join the community and be part of Quincy's vibrant history while enjoying America's fastest-growing sport.

Local Resources

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Local Groups/Clubs
Global Pickleball Network
PlayTime Scheduler
Bounce Court List

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Pickleball in Quincy, Illinois

Quincy supports every stage of the game. The Park District maintains 18 dedicated outdoor courts across four parks, Paddle Up provides 11 indoor courts with lessons, leagues, open play, and reservations, and the YMCA adds weekday morning play. Beginners, regular local players, competitive teams, and visitors all have a practical route onto the court.

Where to Play Pickleball in Quincy

Quincy Park District Courts

The Quincy Park District has 18 dedicated outdoor courts. Upper Moorman Sports Complex at 1608 Moorman Park Drive and Berrian Park at 14th and Chestnut each have six. Madison Park at 24th and Maine has four, and Johnson Park at 18th and Harrison has two.

Upper Moorman is useful for groups that need equipment because the nearby Batting Cage facility lends paddles and balls at no charge. Berrian hosts Park District instruction. Madison and Johnson provide smaller neighborhood options for players who prefer a quieter game with partners.

Paddle Up Pickleball Club

Paddle Up, at 3731 North Marx Drive, is an 11 court indoor pickleball facility open throughout the year. Membership is optional. Players can reserve a court, join open play, enter leagues, take clinics, or organize a private group. A free CourtReserve account displays active programs and handles registration.

YMCA of West Central Illinois

The Quincy YMCA, at 3101 Maine Street, sets up three indoor courts for early morning play Monday through Friday. Nets, paddles, and balls are available. Winter play is free for members and $7 per day for nonmembers.

Lessons and Beginner Play

Paddle Up's free Learn 2 Play class is the strongest first step for someone who has never played. The 90 minute session covers rules, scoring, basic strategy, and first games. Loaner paddles are available, and every participant is new to the sport.

After the introduction, Paddle Up offers a five week Novice Training Clinic with kitchen movement, dinking, drop shots, volleys, defense, and guided games. Its six week beginner league combines short instruction with round robin games and rotating partners. The Park District also runs low cost summer introduction classes at Berrian Park for adults. Additional individual instruction is available through the local pickleball coaches directory.

Open Play, Leagues, and Tournaments

Paddle Up carries the broadest organized schedule, including daily and weekly open play, beginner through advanced leagues, clinics, and tournaments. Skill level GroupMe chats help players find partners, substitutes, and pickup games with others at a similar level.

The YMCA hosts Picklepalooza each quarter. The indoor tournament separates beginner, intermediate, and advanced teams and uses pool or round robin games before bracket play. Park District courts support outdoor group play and local events during warmer weather, with Upper Moorman and Berrian providing the largest public court banks.

Pickleball for Visitors

Visitors traveling with partners can choose among the 18 free Park District courts or reserve an indoor court at Paddle Up. Upper Moorman is convenient for players without equipment because paddles and balls can be borrowed nearby. Paddle Up is the dependable weather proof option and does not require a club membership.

A solo visitor should register for Paddle Up open play through CourtReserve or join one of its skill level GroupMe chats. The YMCA offers another morning route into indoor games for a $7 nonmember fee. These organized sessions provide partners and rotation, while Madison and Johnson parks are better for visitors arriving with their own group.

2 Pickleball Coaches Near You

Curious about pickleball and need a little help in Quincy? You’ll pick up serving, dinking, and strategy tips that make your game stronger. Meet nearby pickleball coachs offering lessons within 60 miles of Quincy. Start learning today and enjoy the game even more.

Book a lesson with Monica Hinkamper, a local pickleball coach based in Quincy, Illinois.

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Learn the game with Mark Marsot, available for coaching in Quincy, Illinois.

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