Premier Pickleball Club & Complex

Chico

3 months ago

Amazing place to enjoy , play some pickelball make friends and socialize. It's impressive what they built. I'll come back often and you have a chance, challenge me in a single match.

Michael Priem

a year ago

I've been a member a member at Premier since December 2024, just a few months after they opened (and played as a non-member in their leagues Oct - Dec 2024). The courts are beautful and well arranged in sets of 3 by play level, and the nets are professional grade. They facility has spoiled me and now I won't play at recreation facilities with basketball courts. The competion in open play (and leagues) at PPC is generally very good, particularly when the weather is not ideal for outdoor play, especially at the 3.5 and 4+ levels. Those complaining about a lack of social play for beginners may be over-exagerating. I suspect that on the 3.0 courts there can be ability to play at whatever level you are at. And even at the higher levels, I've never observed players being shunned for trying to play up (including for myself when I feel comfortable enough to play 'up' with the 4+ group). Staffing at PPC is excellent, with friendly and knowledgeable team members. Yes, the ceilings are a bit lower than optimal, but they are a truss system running perpindicular to the courts so it is possible to lob if you are willing to take the risk. I treat the situation like play on a windy day, where lobbing is risky and treated as a last resort. As mentioned in other reviews, they do still need to finish proper locker and restroom facilities (as of June 2025), but at $40/month PPC provides a great play experience and incredible value when compared against the newer, chain facilities that have popped up in the Milwaukee area. UPDATE (7/3): The club has mobilized construction of the updated changing and restroom facilities.

Nate K

a year ago

Looking for a warm/ dry place to play with friends this spring and was delighted that early mornings are completely open for players to spend a couple hours getting some activity in. Around 3-4 things get a little more crowded. You then have to reserve a spot in their electronic catalog, jump through some hoops on your phone, which was a little too much for us that day. We went and played for free down the street as the weather was a little nicer than usual. Soon they will have drinks and a restaurant. I'm glad to see that mke has some competition for the big franchises set to open in town this spring.

Chad Hinsy

a year ago

The court floor and lighting are excellent, creating a great playing environment. However, the low ceiling might be an issue for players who favor lobbing. There's ample space for aggressive baseline play (ATPs) and deeper shots. I accidentally hit the curtain separating the courts behind me, but it didn't interfere with my shots. I appreciate the convenience of paying the $10 drop-in fee online in advance and being able to check the number of players at my skill level. The separation of courts by skill level is a nice touch, ensuring a more tailored playing experience. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because of the ceiling height. I will most definitely play there again in the future.

Klay Shannon

a year ago

I played here for the first time this week and really enjoyed it. Excellent courts and nets, and the lighting, at least on our court, rarely came into play with the ball over your head. We had reserved a court for four people for two hours, which was $40; plus each player paid 10 for entry. So $20 for two hours. I believe they have less costly options for open play. The place was very busy on a Thursday night, so it seems like they do good business. I will definitely go again, certainly in the winter months.