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Where to Play Pickleball in BGC & Taguig

PlayPickle.phOctober 6, 20267 min read
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If you live or work in BGC, a pickleball court is never far away — two of them, a short walk apart, are open from 6am to 10pm every day. The rest of Taguig runs on a different rhythm: fixed weekly sessions, a few early mornings, and one neighbourhood where there's a game every evening of the week.

The short answer

We list nine pickleball venues across BGC and the rest of Taguig. Three are in BGC itself: Sequoia Pickleball Club at Two Serendra, the court at Market! Market!, and Grand Central Park Condos on 7th Avenue. Four more sit together in Acacia Estates. The last two stand on their own — Morgan Residences in McKinley Hill, and Dragon Smash on Levi Mariano Avenue.

Only two of the nine are open every day: Sequoia and Market! Market!, both from 6am to 10pm. Everything else runs on a weekly schedule, from a single session a week to three set days. So the useful question here isn't "where's a court?" — it's "which court is open when I'm free?"

Per-person rates run from ₱80 to ₱250, and four venues charge exactly ₱150, the median across our whole directory. Sequoia is the exception: it bills by the hour. None of the nine is free.

As always, court details change fast, so call ahead before you go. Seven of the nine listings include a phone number; the two daily BGC courts are the ones that don't.

BGC: three venues, two of them open every day

Sequoia Pickleball Club at Two Serendra has three indoor courts, open 6am to 10pm, seven days a week. It's the only indoor venue in Taguig that opens every day, which makes it the safe bet when the weather turns or your week is unpredictable.

Instead of a per-person fee, Sequoia charges ₱224 an hour. Hourly pricing usually means you're booking the court for your own group rather than joining a rotation, so it suits players who arrive together. Confirm the rate and how booking works before you go.

Market! Market! Pickleball Court keeps the same 6am-to-10pm, every-day schedule, about 650 metres from Sequoia in the mall's Playzone near Starbucks. It's a single outdoor court at ₱150 per person. One court means no backup on site if it's busy, and because it's outdoors, midday will be punishing for most of the year — aim for the early or late end of that long window.

Grand Central Park Condos, on 7th Avenue where it meets 36th and 38th Streets, is the BGC court with a timetable: Tuesdays and Saturdays, 3pm to 7pm, on two outdoor courts at ₱200 per person. That's above the directory median, and a 3pm start on open-air courts makes the first hour warm work — the later half of the window is kinder. It's about a kilometre from Market! Market!.

Acacia Estates: a game every evening of the week

Roughly three kilometres south-east of Serendra, four venues sit within about half a kilometre of each other in Acacia Estates. Each one runs between one and three sessions a week. Together, they cover every evening.

Acacia Pickleball Club and Acacia Smashers Pickleball Club are separate listings at the same address in Mahogany Place 1, and their schedules slot together neatly. Acacia Pickleball Club plays Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; Acacia Smashers takes Tuesdays and Thursdays. Both run 6pm to 9pm on three indoor courts at ₱150 per person — so that one address has indoor pickleball every weeknight.

Ivory Wood Multipurpose Court has the lowest per-person rate in Taguig: ₱80, on four outdoor courts, from 6pm to 9pm on Mondays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

Mahogany Place has six outdoor courts, tied with Dragon Smash for the most of any venue in Taguig, but just one session a week: Sundays, 4pm to 6pm, at ₱150 per person.

Put together, here's the week if you live nearby:

  • Monday: Acacia Pickleball Club or Ivory Wood, 6pm to 9pm
  • Tuesday: Acacia Smashers, 6pm to 9pm
  • Wednesday: Acacia Pickleball Club, 6pm to 9pm
  • Thursday: Acacia Smashers, 6pm to 9pm
  • Friday: Acacia Pickleball Club, 6pm to 9pm
  • Saturday: Ivory Wood, 6pm to 9pm
  • Sunday: Mahogany Place from 4pm to 6pm, then Ivory Wood from 6pm to 9pm

Nothing in the cluster starts before 4pm, so you skip the worst of the midday heat by default. Sessions are short, though — three hours at most — so it's worth a quick call to check one is on before you walk over.

McKinley Hill and Levi Mariano Avenue

The last two venues sit at opposite ends of the clock.

Morgan Residences in McKinley Hill is the before-work court: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, 7am to 9:30am, on a single indoor court at ₱100 per person. That's the second-lowest rate in Taguig, but one court and a two-and-a-half-hour window leave no slack, so call first. If it doesn't work out, Sequoia is about a kilometre and a half away and opens at 6am.

Dragon Smash on Levi Mariano Avenue is the late one: Thursdays only, 7pm to midnight, on six indoor courts. At ₱250 per person it's the highest per-person rate in Taguig, but five hours across six courts is a lot of pickleball for one fee, and nowhere else in the city plays that late. It's also about two kilometres from Acacia Estates, so on a Thursday you can choose between Acacia Smashers' early-evening session and Dragon Smash's late one.

What it costs to play in BGC and Taguig

Here's every rate in one place:

  • ₱80 at Ivory Wood Multipurpose Court
  • ₱100 at Morgan Residences
  • ₱150 at Acacia Pickleball Club, Acacia Smashers, Mahogany Place, and Market! Market!
  • ₱200 at Grand Central Park Condos
  • ₱250 at Dragon Smash
  • ₱224 an hour at Sequoia, billed by the hour rather than per player

The typical per-person rate here is ₱150 — the same as the median across Metro Manila and across our whole directory — so a regular session in BGC or Taguig costs about what it costs anywhere else in the country.

The one real difference is free play. About one in five venues in our directory costs nothing to use; none of the nine here do. For the bigger picture, see our guide to how much it costs to play pickleball in the Philippines.

Picking the right court for your week

Most of the decision comes down to when you're free:

  • Any day, 6am to 10pm: Sequoia (indoor, booked by the hour) or Market! Market! (outdoor, per person)
  • Before work: Morgan Residences on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, or either daily BGC court from 6am
  • After work: the Acacia Estates cluster, any weeknight from 6pm to 9pm
  • Late on a Thursday: Dragon Smash, until midnight
  • Weekend afternoons: Grand Central Park Condos on Saturdays from 3pm, or Mahogany Place on Sundays from 4pm
  • Weekend evenings: Ivory Wood on Saturdays and Sundays from 6pm

The way a venue charges also hints at how it plays. A per-person rate usually means open play: you can turn up alone and get rotated into games. An hourly rate usually means you're renting the court, so bring a group. If you're short of partners, here's how to find a pickleball partner in the Philippines.

And mind the heat. Four of the nine are outdoor — Market! Market!, Grand Central Park Condos, Mahogany Place, and Ivory Wood — and of those, only Market! Market! is open through midday. Indoor courts help, but indoor doesn't always mean air-conditioned, so bring plenty of water either way. Our guide to the best time of day to play in the Philippine heat has more.

Ready to play?

If nothing here fits your week, look just past the city line: from Grand Central Park Condos alone, there are four more venues within two kilometres, across Pasig, Mandaluyong, and Makati. Browse the Pasig courts, the Makati courts, or the whole Metro Manila directory.

For full hours, rates, and contact details, start with the Taguig courts page. And if you play somewhere in BGC or Taguig that we don't list yet — a condo court, a barangay court, a brand-new club — tell us about it. That's how this directory grows. See you on the court.