Pickleball Courts in Johor Bahru 2026: RM20 an Hour at Toppen, RM80 on a Show Court, and Four Promo Prices With No End Date

The cheapest hour on this list, as long as you add the tax. Forum Tebrau is a multi-sport hall on Level 4 of Toppen Shopping Centre (L4.E.03 and L4.E.04, 33A Jalan Harmonium, Taman Desa Tebrau), with 4 pickleball courts alongside badminton, basketball and table tennis, and it runs from 8am to 2am. Its Courtsite panel prices a pickleball court at RM20 an hour on weekdays from 8am to 6pm, RM35 from 6pm to 1am and RM20 again from 1am to 2am. Weekends and public holidays are RM35 from 8am to 1am and RM20 after 1am. Every rate carries "+ 6% SST", so RM20 is RM21.20 and RM35 is RM37.10. A separate multipurpose court is listed at RM75 an hour on weekday evenings, so check which court type you are booking. Paddle rental is RM5 and a ball RM2, both plus SST, with a RM100 damage fee for a broken paddle; rentals and multipurpose-court weekend bookings go through WhatsApp on +60 14-932 6080. Amenities listed include an AED, parking, showers and a pro shop.

Image: Forum Group

The largest open-air set of courts here, and the one where time of day matters most. EduCity Sports Complex, beside EduCity Stadium in Iskandar Puteri, lists 12 pickleball courts on Courtsite, and Tourism Johor's Visit Johor account names the pickleball operation Pickle Boleh. The rate card is headed "Limited Promo!" with no end date, and it charges the same every day of the week: RM35 an hour from 8am to 12pm, RM20 from 12pm to 5pm and RM45 from 5pm to 1am. The RM20 afternoon slot is the cheapest non-tax rate in this list, but the photos on the listing show open-air courts, so that is the hottest part of the day. Paddle rental is RM5 each, up to four, and balls are sold at RM9. The complex also has badminton, futsal, netball, volleyball, a football field and a running track, with parking, showers, a surau and a pro shop listed. The panel does not say whether SST is included.

Image: EduCity Sports Complex, via Courtsite

The option north of the city, and the simplest rate card. 55 Gatheround sits in a converted hall at Lot 5580, Mas Mart, Jalan Mas 4, Taman Desamas, Kulai, which makes it the practical choice for Kulai, Senai and Seelong rather than a drive from JB city. On its playsportstogether.com page, courts cost RM30 an hour on weekdays from 9am to 5pm and RM50 from 5pm to midnight, and RM50 all day on weekends and public holidays from 9am. A pickleball training machine is RM20 an hour, every day from 8am to midnight, which is cheap practice if you are working on returns alone. Paddle rental is RM5 and balls are sold at RM10. The centre policy says no cancellations are allowed for any booking. Google Maps showed an 11am opening on a Thursday, against 9am on the booking page, so message +60 14-915 7855 before an early booking. Amenities include WiFi, showers, changing rooms and a pro shop. SST is not mentioned.

Image: 55 Gatheround Pickleball, via AFA

The best value for a two-hour daytime game, and the venue that makes weekend afternoons cheap. JuzDink is at 5 Jalan Selatan 8/1, Kawasan Perindustrian Selatan, Skudai, open until 1am. Its rate card on playsportstogether.com was still titled "Merdeka! Promotion" on 17 September. Weekdays: RM38 an hour or RM58 for two hours from 8am to 6pm, RM58 an hour or RM100 for two hours from 6pm to 10pm, and RM38 an hour or RM58 for two hours from 10pm to 1am. Weekends and public holidays: RM58 an hour or RM100 for two hours from 8am to 2pm, then RM38 an hour or RM58 for two hours from 2pm to 1am. That two-hour daytime block works out at RM29 an hour. Every booking comes with a free 15-minute introduction for newcomers, and paddles rent at RM5, balls at RM2. Bookings made in the AFA app can be cancelled for a full wallet refund more than 48 hours ahead and 50% at 24 to 48 hours; website bookings cannot. SST is not mentioned.

Image: JuzDink Pickleball, via AFA

Three indoor court tiers plus outdoor courts, all at launch prices. D Pickle Zone is at PTD 75289, Jalan Harum Utama, Taman Perindustrian Sri Plentong, Permas Jaya, open until midnight. Its playsportstogether.com page says the rates are "exclusive launch promotional rates, available for a limited time only, until further notice". On weekdays from 8am to 6pm an outdoor court is RM30 an hour, an indoor open court RM40, an indoor VIP court RM45 and a tournament court RM50. From 6pm to midnight, and all day on weekends and public holidays, each tier is RM10 more: RM40, RM50, RM55 and RM60. Paddle rental is RM5 a session. The outdoor courts close when conditions are unsafe: if you played less than 30 minutes the session can be rescheduled at no charge, more than 30 minutes gets no credit, and players can move indoors free if a court is free. All reservations are final and non-refundable. Showers, a lounge, changing rooms and a pro shop are listed. SST is not mentioned.

Image: D Pickle Zone, via AFA

The most complete club on this list, and the only one with a dated promotion and published coaching fees. ATP Club is at B1, Jalan Teras Utama, Taman Perindustrian Kota Puteri, Masai, with 12 indoor courts: 10 Premium Courts (30 by 60 feet, shared fencing every two courts), a Tournament Court and an Apex Show Court (36 by 64 feet), open 8am to 1am. Off-peak is weekdays 8am to 7pm, and peak is weekdays 7pm to 1am plus weekends and public holidays. Premium Courts cost RM40 off-peak and RM60 peak, the Tournament Court RM50 and RM70, and the Apex Show Court RM60 and RM80. A ball machine or ball trolley can be added for a higher court rate. Paddle rental is RM5 per paddle per session and balls are RM10. Coaching fees, effective 1 September 2026 and including the court, start at RM150 an hour for one player with a coach, RM180 with a senior coach and RM250 with the head coach, with a 1.5-hour minimum for private lessons. A junior programme for ages 6 to 12 costs RM300 a month for four one-hour lessons. SST is not mentioned.

Image: ATP Club

Roofed outdoor courts inside an adventure park, and the dearest standard court on this list once tax is added. X Park Sunway Iskandar in Bandar Medini, Iskandar Puteri, lists 6 pickleball courts on Courtsite, next to badminton, dodgeball and futsal courts, with parking, food and drinks. The photos show courts under a roof but open at the sides. Courts cost RM50 an hour on weekdays from 7am to 5pm and RM70 from 5pm to 1am, and RM70 all day on weekends and public holidays from 7am. The panel states that prices exclude 6% SST, so RM50 is RM53 and RM70 is RM74.20. Paddle rental is RM5 and balls are sold at RM10. Unlike the X Park at Sunway South Quay in Subang Jaya, which charged less at weekends when we checked it on 13 September, this one charges its full evening rate all weekend. Its opening time of 7am is the earliest here, useful before the heat.

Image: X Park, via Courtsite

An indoor hall inside a hypermarket, with a professional court surface and the highest standard-court rate here before its promo discount. Pickle Friends, powered by ORI5IN, is at Lotus's Plentong on Jalan Masai Lama, Kampung Batu 10, Masai, and its playsportstogether.com page says the courts use the Mapecoat TNS Professional System surface. Each slot shows two prices. On weekdays from 8am to 6pm the normal price is RM58 an hour and the "Limited-Time Promo Price" RM50; from 6pm to 11pm it is RM78 normal and RM70 promo, and weekends and public holidays from 8am to 11pm are RM78 normal and RM70 promo. No end date is given for the promo. It closes at 11pm, the earliest in this list. Bookings made in the AFA app can be cancelled for a full refund to the AFA wallet more than 48 hours ahead and 50% at 24 to 48 hours, and rescheduling needs 24 hours' notice; website bookings cannot be cancelled. Showers, a surau and paddle rental are listed. SST is not mentioned.

Image: Pickle Friends, via AFA