Pickleball in Rogers, Minnesota

Rogers supports year round pickleball through Rogers Tennis Club and seasonal outdoor play at city parks. The indoor club is the strongest choice for players arriving alone because it runs recurring open play, while North Community Park, Edgewater Park, and the city courts at Rogers Middle School serve outdoor games.

Where to Play Pickleball in Rogers

• Rogers Tennis Club, 21095 147th Avenue N: The club offers indoor court rentals, memberships, and open play. Members can reserve seven days ahead, while registered nonmembers can reserve two days ahead. Weekday and weekend court rentals cost $28 per hour, with a $4 guest fee for each nonmember. Rogers Tennis Club pickleball
• North Community Park, 13750 Bittersweet Lane: This large public park includes pickleball, parking, restrooms, trails, a playground, and picnic space. It works well for an outdoor game when players already have a group. North Community Park details
• Edgewater Park: This smaller neighborhood park includes pickleball, basketball, a playground, trails, a picnic shelter, and seasonal portable restrooms. It is a practical casual option for nearby residents and small groups. Edgewater Park details

Getting Started

The City of Rogers offers a two hour Introduction to Pickleball class at the city courts by Rogers Middle School. It covers rules, scoring, terminology, fundamentals, and court positioning. Paddles and balls are provided, and pre-registration is required for each scheduled class. City pickleball programs

Players seeking individual instruction can also use the Coaches section. After a lesson or introductory class, Saturday open play at Rogers Tennis Club is the clearest next step for an advanced beginner who understands scoring and basic positioning.

Open Play and Events

Rogers Tennis Club runs open play on most Saturdays from 8 to 10 AM throughout the year. The session is geared toward advanced beginner and intermediate players. Participants rotate courts and partners, and the group naturally separates some higher and lower level games as play develops.

Friday open play runs from 6:30 to 8:30 PM outside the summer months. Some Fridays and Saturdays are skipped for club events, and registration is handled through the club calendar. The City also operates a Friday seniors session at the club with rotating partners, a 22 player limit, and a $5 fee. That program requires registration and expects participants to know the rules and scoring.

Visiting Rogers

A solo visitor should register for Saturday morning open play at Rogers Tennis Club. No partner is needed, and the rotation provides a direct way to meet local players. Friday evening is another option outside summer, while senior visitors have a separate Friday program through the city.

Visitors with partners can reserve an indoor court as registered nonmembers up to two days ahead. For an outdoor game, North Community Park offers the most complete park amenities. Edgewater Park is useful for a quieter neighborhood session, but neither park publishes a hosted drop-in rotation.