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Avon Lake: fifteen indoor pickleball courts and a padel court at Cleveland Premier Pickleball

The playing surfaces of Cleveland's largest pickleball facility, 50,000 square feet at 33625 Pin Oak Parkway: fifteen indoor pickleball courts and a padel court, from the bare concrete floor to the grand opening. The company's reference list counts sixteen courts.

Indoor pickleball courts in blue-gray on a dark floor inside the Premier Indoor Pickleball building
Avon Lake, Lorain County: our own photograph

Fifteen courts and a padel court under one roof, where the season never ends. The facility's opening reel is on the home page.

The playing surfaces of Cleveland's largest pickleball facility, 50,000 square feet at 33625 Pin Oak Parkway: fifteen indoor pickleball courts and a padel court, from the bare concrete floor to the grand opening. The company's reference list counts sixteen courts.

On film

The company's own footage, played from this site: no player loaded from anywhere else, nothing sent to anyone.

Cleveland Premier Pickleball, flown through. The fifteen courts, the padel court and the lounges, flown through with an FPV drone by Carl's son for the opening and first posted by @clevelandvibes.
The bare concrete floor of the building before the courts
Before: bare concrete
The empty building before the courts: a concrete floor, steel columns and the lights already hung
The same day, the far end of the hall
The first courts coated on the concrete floor, the rest still bare
The first coats down
A finished indoor pickleball court with its net, the facility's banners on the wall
Lined and netted
A row of finished indoor pickleball courts under the lights
The row, under the lights

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The yard

4000 East 86th Street, Cleveland, OH 44105

Off Broadway Avenue, south of downtown, ten minutes from I-77 and I-490.

Serving Cuyahoga, Summit, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Geauga, Portage, Stark and Ashtabula counties. Municipal, school, club, HOA and commercial work; residential courts by the job.