Pickleball

Pickleball @3TC

Open Play:

  • A fun, social atmosphere with players of all levels or Intermediate+. Number of players limited for maximum playing time, less waiting.

  • Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

  • No membership required

  • Open Play Pricing - 3 hours:

    • Single Session - $10

    • 6 Session Package - $50 (Buy 5, Get 6)

    • 13 Session Package - $100 (Buy 10, Get 13)

  • Registration Link

Reserve a Court:

  • Reserve a court and play with your own group.

  • Monday - Friday: 12:00 - 4:00 PM

  • Wednesday: 12:00 - 3:00 PM

  • Court Reservation Pricing

    • Single 2 Hour Court Reservation: $50

    • 10, 2 Hour Court Reservations: $450

  • Court reservations are subject to availability

  • Registration Link

Pickleball Lessons & Clinics:

Three Indoor Courts Available:

  • Modern sports-training facility.

  • Climate controlled.

  • Omnicourt rubberized “cushion” court surface for great traction, consistent bounce, and easy on the joints.

  • No poles, no obstructions.

About Coach Tom:

Tom Curtin is Director of Pickleball Operations at 3TC. Tom brings more than 50 years of racquet sports experience to 3TC. He is a former varsity tennis player for the University of Buffalo and head tennis pro at Buffalo Tennis Center. Since moving to Rochester in 1988, Tom has been a creative director and writer for area ad agencies as well as running his own creative agency (tca Creative Services) since 1994. His love of racquet sports (and paddle sports) continues with tennis, paddle tennis and now pickleball. Tom is the commissioner of Level 55 pickleball and paddle tennis at Shadow Lake Golf and Racquet Club, and most recently was the Director Pickleball at South Towns Tennis and Pickleball, a six-court state-of-the-art pickleball facility in Orchard Park, NY.

Tom believes that sports, exercise, and recreation are a vital aspect of a healthy lifestyle, and pickleball checks all the boxes.

He is a lifelong learner and teacher who can adapt his skills to children, adults and even sports mascots.