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Austin Pickle Ranch announces north Austin location

Once it opens, the new 50,000-sqft Braker Lane facility will be one of the largest indoor pickleball facilities in Texas.

Two people playing doubles on one side of the indoor court, which is purple and green.

The new facility’s 16 indoor courts will make for perfect indoor play.

Photo courtesy Austin Pickle Ranch

Austin Pickle Ranch is celebrating National Pickleball Month with a big announcement: there’s a north Austin location in the works, set to debut next month.

The new Braker Lane facility, located inside the former Golfsmith shop at 11000 N. IH-35, spans 50,000-sqft, and features indoor + outdoor lounges.

Best of all, the Braker location contains 16 regulation-size indoor pickleball courts, perfect for those hot summer months. Once it opens, it will be one of the biggest indoor pickleball establishments in Texas.

An empty purple and green indoor court surrounded by black and white walls.

In addition to indoor and outdoor lounges, the new location will also have on-site food and beverage options.

Photo courtesy Austin Pickle Ranch

Ready to hit the courts? Players can book a court for $20-$40 per hour, join open play for $5-$16, or become a member for $49-$149. Memberships come with free open play, discounted court bookings, and free clinics.

Austin Pickle Ranch has one other location Downtown — known for its rooftop courts — at 1717 W. 6th St.

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