West Worcester's sports centre runs a Friday lunchtime pickleball session, booked by phone. A good way to end the working week for players across the city.
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Pickleball courts in Worcestershire
Worcestershire has some of the best pickleball facilities in the Midlands. Pershore Tennis Centre has eight indoor courts, and Littletons Tennis & Pickleball Club built six new outdoor ones. Worcester's leisure centres and a U3A group in Kidderminster add more options, along with clubs in Droitwich and Malvern. Every venue below is verified at source.
Prices verified October 2026.
- Verified venues
- 10
- Courts at 2 venues
- 14
- Indoor / outdoor
- 5 / 4
- Price range
- £2–£15
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City guides in Worcestershire
These cities have their own full guides, so their venues are listed there rather than repeated here.
Venues across Worcestershire
Worcester
A Worcester leisure centre with eight badminton courts, where pickleball is included for members and bookable by others. Large free car park.
South Littleton, Evesham
Six brand-new dedicated pickleball courts in a Worcestershire village, built with Sport England backing and busy throughout the week. One of the largest outdoor pickleball set-ups in the Midlands.
Pershore
Eight regulation indoor pickleball courts at Pershore's tennis centre, which is a lot of courts for a Worcestershire market town. Coached sessions twice a week and a Sunday mix-in, all reasonably priced.
Droitwich Spa
A friendly Worcestershire tennis club that now offers pickleball, with a coaching programme overseen by its head rackets coach. Droitwich's spa waters optional.
Great Malvern
A multi-sport club established in 1907 below the Malvern Hills, where pickleball sessions are bookable online alongside tennis and bowls. Splendid setting.
Kidderminster
Kidderminster's leisure centre, where Wyre Forest U3A runs four pickleball sessions a week at £2 an hour. Cheaper than a car park.
Hindlip, Worcester
A David Lloyd club at Hindlip, Worcester, with weekly match play and a social community spanning tennis, padel and pickleball. Worcestershire's members' option.
Martley, Worcester
A village leisure centre north-west of Worcester running a six-week junior pickleball course (ages 8 to 16) led by a qualified Pickleball England coach. Free car park.
Compare Worcestershire venues at a glance
| Venue | Area | Setting | Courts | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Johns Sports Centre | Worcester | Indoor | – | – |
| Littletons Tennis & Pickleball Club | South Littleton, Evesham | Outdoor | 6 | – |
| Pershore Tennis Centre | Pershore | Indoor | 8 | £6 |
| Droitwich Tennis Club | Droitwich Spa | Outdoor | – | – |
| Manor Park Sports Club | Great Malvern | Outdoor | – | – |
| Wyre Forest Leisure Centre | Kidderminster | Indoor | – | £2 |
| David Lloyd Worcester | Hindlip, Worcester | – | – | – |
| Perdiswell Leisure Centre | Worcester | Indoor | – | – |
| Sport Martley Leisure Centre | Martley, Worcester | Indoor | – | £6.50 |
Worcestershire venues by postcode area
Cost of pickleball in Worcestershire
Across the 10 venues we track in Worcestershire, paid sessions run from £2 to £15 per person. The cheapest regular session is at Wyre Forest Leisure Centre. Prices were last verified October 2026. Always check the booking link before travelling, and see how Worcestershire compares in our UK pickleball price index.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does pickleball cost in Worcestershire?
Paid sessions we track in Worcestershire run from £2 to £15 per person. The cheapest regular option is Wyre Forest Leisure Centre.
Are there indoor pickleball courts in Worcestershire?
5 of the 10 venues we list in Worcestershire are indoor: St Johns Sports Centre, Pershore Tennis Centre, Wyre Forest Leisure Centre, Perdiswell Leisure Centre, Sport Martley Leisure Centre.
Where can beginners play pickleball in Worcestershire?
Pershore Tennis Centre, Sport Martley Leisure Centre run beginner-friendly sessions, and most lend paddles; see each venue page for equipment details. New to the sport? Read our how-to-play guide first.