NINE COURTS · FOXBOROUGH, MA

Elevate your game

Nine indoor courts, open seven days. Whether you have never held a paddle or you are chasing a medal, there is a way in.

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How to play here

Open Play

Drop in, get matched, play.

Sessions run all week across our nine indoor courts. Turn up on your own or with a partner and we will get you into a game at your level. No membership needed.

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Leagues

A season, a team, a standings table.

Organised play across skill divisions, running in seasons through the year. Sign up as a full team or as an individual and we will place you. Divisions and start dates are listed on the booking system.

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Lessons & Clinics

One-on-one, small group, or a full clinic.

We do 1-on-1s, Play With a Pro, group and small-group lessons, and clinics. We can tailor a lesson to suit any level of player with any number of guests.

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Family Programming

Bring everyone.

Nights and weekends built for families — glow-in-the-dark socials, free court time for kids, and more on the way.

Glow Night → Kids Play Free Saturdays 1–3 PM, all September Kids Camp Coming soon
A Patriots-branded paddle resting in a basket of balls courtside Four players meeting at the net on an outdoor court

COACHING

Meet our coaches

Every one of them will happily take a complete beginner. Ask at the front desk and we will match you.

Ryan P.

Ryan P.

Specializes in Intermediate to advanced players, singles training.

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BEFORE YOU COME

Top 3 FAQs

In case you have any additional questions, call our front desk. 774-215-9137

I've never played pickleball before — is ELEVENO for me?

100% yes. We have many options for beginners and those new to the game. Our intro classes cater to any age, and we've seen great players anywhere from 5 to 95. One of the things we love most about ELEVENO — and pickleball in general — is its inclusivity: grandparents playing with grandkids, men playing with women. If you can hold the paddle, we can get you out there.

What are the different types of paddles?

Elongated — longer paddle length, generally geared toward power.
Hybrid — between Standard and Elongated, can be power or control.
Standard (Widebody) — wider head, generally geared toward control.

What sort of lessons do you do here?

We do 1-on-1s, Play With a Pro, group and small-group lessons, and clinics. We can tailor a lesson to suit any level of player with any number of guests.

COURT ETIQUETTE

Must remember — top 3

Footwear

On court, we always recommend court shoes. More than a paddle or a fancy new shirt, the correct shoe is the most important. It lessens the chance of injury and allows players to move with more confidence.

Only water allowed on court

Any beverage other than water will stain the courts. If there is a spill, find a towel and clean it up as soon as you can.

What to do when a ball enters another court

Yell "Ball on court!" and stop play immediately. Better to stop a good rally than have someone step on a ball and twist an ankle.

Play, then stay

Four bars and a full kitchen on the other side of the door. Most people come for the dinks and stay for the party.

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