Membership levels

how to make payment
We offer three levels of Pickleball Club membership for the 23-24 season:
  1. Annual - Nov 1 to Oct 31:   $65.00  ($50 operation & $15 capital)   *
  2. Renter/Guests
    • Less than one month:   $15.00  (Do not sign up until ready to start)
    • One to three Months: $40.00 ($30 operation & $10 capital)  (Do not sign up until ready to start)
    • Three Months or more:  $65.00  (Can sign up any time)
    • Non-Member/Guest Account
    • Free:  This category is ONLY for individuals who want to register for a Beginner's Clinic.  Anyone who creates a Non-Member account will NOT be available to register for Club events, tournaments, and play except during Open Play times.
  • *  Note:  Increase for the 23-24 season is due to anticipated additional costs in maintaining 4 courts and capital costs around court amenities such as sun shades, decking, and seating.
For the 2023-2024 season, everyone is encouraged to pay using the Court Reserve app or web site.
It is expected that this capability will be active around mid October.
A registration and season opening event will be held at the Queensway on November 9.

Credit Card:  please logon to your Member Portal https://app.courtreserve.com/Portal/MapleLeafPickleballClub

Guest policy

Open Play:
As the pickleball courts are a park amenity, time slots for open play are available for any resident (owner or renter) of Maple Leaf GCC. A club member or resident can invite a guest to participate/play in the Open Play time slots only.  A guest is defined as a person(s) who are visiting the member/resident in their home at Maple Leaf GCC. No person under 18 is allowed without a resident and only during Open Play.

Skill Level Time Slots:
A guest of a Pickleball club member can participate/play in appropriate Skill Level time slots BUT must have selected and paid for one of the Renter/Guest temporary memberships.
​$15 for 1 -30 days; $40 for 31-90 days; or $65 for 91 or more. The clock starts ticking the day the guest pays for the membership.


member benefits

​What services does the Club provide to its members?
  • Loaner paddles, free.
  • Organizes and runs periodic Club tournaments throughout the year.
  • Organizes and hosts Club social events throughout the year.
  • Providing Developing Skills for beginning players.
  • Providing coaches for Club Skills and Drills, ball machine training, etc.
  • Opportunity to participate in ML community fundraising events.
  • Initial membership name tag. (planned)
  • Discount (5%) on merchandise purchased through Pickleballcentral.com using code CRMLPC
  • Providing rating evaluations for members.  (in process)
  • Development and maintenance of the Club website and online signups for club events.
  • Maintenance of private Club Facebook Group page.
  • Management of Club membership records and supplying timely information to members through email, bulletin boards at the courts and information available at the sign in boxes.
  • Develops court usage schedules which are fair to all skill levels for both recreational and competitive members and also structured time to allow for round robins, classes and lessons, etc.
  • Assuring court maintenance is done (either by Maple Leaf or Club members).
  • Fundraising/Advocacy for more courts.
How does the Club represent its membership to Maple Leaf Golf & Country Club (MLG&CC)?
  • Identifies club needs and submits annual requests to MLG&CC.
  • Reports issues to Maple Leaf corporation that need attention and/or maintenance.
How is the Club membership money spent?
  • Four new courts, #3,4, 5 & 6 (court 5 & 6-future)
  • Website, CourtReserve, and Constant Contact fees.
  • Balls.
  • TUTOR ball machine, dolly, ball buckets, etc.
  • Hitting wall (future)
  • Purchase and maintenance of seating
  • Court supplies – ball holders, paddle stacking systems, first aid supplies, windsocks, etc.
  • Court banners and signage
  • Storage units (purchase and maintenance)
  • Facilitating Club social events
  • Facilitating the purchase and resale of Club shirts and jackets (future)
  • Club portion of shared expenses for capital projects and improvements such as shade structures, overhead fans, court resurfacing, and lighting
  • In previous years, each player was provided with a ball upon signup.  For the 23-24 season, the plan is to purchase 500 balls and keep a sufficient supply at the courts for use by players.