Badminton Court

Abhishek Chimalgi 9 months ago

Recently the wooden flooring of the courts were renovated. The opening is on 16th March 2023.
We personally checked it today, they seem like world class badminton courts with international standard.

Shankarling Kadganchi 66 months ago

Nice construction, well planned maintenance good badminton court with international standard ,many national level events conducted here

Shravan Kumar 18 months ago

The courts are just okay. They are not maintained properly, in few courts you feel that the plywood underneath is broken and doesn't support your legs.

Timing: 6 AM to 9 AM & 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM

It will be crowded most of the time. If you're going alone then it is very difficult to find a partner to play along. Try to go in pairs. You'll be allowed to play only for 1 hour.

Mornings are mostly filled with senior citizens flexing their body in the courts so you can hope to find an empty courts after 8 or 8:30 AM as they leave by then. All the pro players or budding badminton enthusiasts will be seen practicing in the evening. Very hard to find a court but if available it should be only after 6:30 PM.

For people who want to start badminton or want to be pro player, coaching is available. Coaching happens only in the evening from 5 to 7:30 PM. One court is reserved for coaching so you don't have to worry about finding a court. Coach's name is Zakir, you can ask for him in the front desk.

Membership : 500 per month
Coaching : 1000 per month

Other points:
The management is bad, they don't clean courts regularly. The person managing it is very rude and doesn't not know how to handle people.

Fightings are very common in the courts as manager does not properly allocate courts. He can send you to other courts just because some regular people drop in the middle and say they want the court as they play there regularly.

From 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM the courts are closed. There is no logical reason as to why courts should be closed instead they can let people play to reduce the peak hour congestion and also they can charge people who come to play once in a while.

If you don't want to come regularly then you can pay 50 rupees for an hour.

They are very specific about shoes. You need to wear badminton shoes or be ready to play barefoot.

If only 2 people are playing then manager will ask you to play half court so that he can sneak in 2 more people in other half.

They have some bizarre rules of not letting girls play after 6 PM. Even ladies washroom is not available.

My suggestion would be that you play for a week without taking membership and see if you can adjust to the environment. Only after that opt for membership.

Happy Playing!