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Pickleball ACT

Provider: Pickleball ACT
Come and try Pickleball for social play and competitions six days and evenings per week, for over 18's and all abilities. Pickleball ACT has eight indoor courts with a cushioned tennis surface - play rain hail or shine! New players? We provide all the equipment and help you learn this fun and social sport. Wear court shoes and bring a water bottle. Costs are $15 for two hours for non-members, and $12 for two hours for members. Join us and our over 250 members and meet happy people who have fallen in love with this addictive sport. Follow us on...
Fadden ACT · $15.00
Age: 18 - 65+   Sat, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri
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