Sunrise Pickleball Club - Citrus Heights, California

Jane S. S.

Clean courts. See pictures for availability. Court 9 and 10 are available for public at all times.

M P.

Reading the reviews for Sunrise Pickleball was disheartening, as many seem upset about rude members or the necessity to pay. However, the situation is quite straightforward and fair. The courts have clear signage indicating they are primarily for members, with two courts open to the public. The cost is $10 per day or $100 for the year. Solo visitors are guaranteed playtime, and there are specific courts designed for rotating players—either two on, two off, or four on, four off when busy. In my experience, the community is welcoming, the games are fantastic, and the overall atmosphere is enjoyable.

rapids1 0.

Unlike most of the reviews say this is one of the nicest pickleball clubs in the area, with individually fenced courts. Membership fee at 100 per year which is less then a lot of other local sports clubs per month fee. During club hours if u are not a member there are 2 public courts available. The membership fee is there to pay for the care and resurfacing of the courts. if you are a new player there is a pb101 hosted every month for anyone to join

a. A.

Do not go here if you want to play pickleball. The community is sensitive and expects you to play by the rules that they don’t follow themselves. Membership is a waste of money, better to play on the free public court since stuck up members aren’t allowed to hop on that. Got harassed by some guy for playing more than one game even though no one came up to us and asked to join in the first place, expects you to see pickleball paddles “waiting in line” that are 50 feet away from the court you’re playing on. With all the extra made up rules you might hear from other “members” I wouldn’t waste your time coming here. Just seems like entitled seniors only place where they can feel in control. Would’ve been a different experience if we were spoken to nicely and the other parties communicated better and done their part as well. Won’t be long before this park gets turned into a care home.

Raven L.

If I could give this place zero stars I would, the members are rude and extremely entitled and couldn’t care less if you also have a membership. The old timer members think they own the courts and will go as far as making up rules so other members/ people will leave.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND GOING SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!

Coby L.

This place sucks, all I wanted was to play some pickle ball with my best buds who are all members but nooooo the entitled “club members” put a stop to that with their very rude way of explaining how things run at this dump. Then didn’t even follow the rules they just explain to us. Apparently paying the membership fee and getting a blue band for your paddle changes how you act toward people, who would have thought? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Emily P.

I had hoped I could come and play, but when I showed up, it seemed like everybody already had their groups, and there was no drop-in option. It would be great if there was a little bit more of an established drop in system here. Didn’t feel welcome.

SeamLess

When i first started playing it was for fun at work, started to branch out, buy a paddle and get better. I played on the 2 public courts until it became an hour wait so i thought it was time to fork out the 100$ to support the courts that were already built. Played on multiple courts and huge groups taking over specific courts and imposing their will. Forcing rules on individuals they have not met and not holding themselves to the same standard. Basically a bunch of rent a cops that got city funding and try to be official, or neighborhood watch for pickleball. Sunrise pickleball club is actually an HOA pickleball club and to spend 100 dollars on the courts that are already built sound like taxes on roads not being maintained or refinished. Public park but besides the two courts the rest aren't “public” yeah alright, good luck to anyone who want to give it a shot.