Sports courts in Makati: where to play, sport by sport

Sports courts in Makati on Club Hub: 70 listings across basketball, badminton, pickleball, tennis and more, the streets they cluster on, and the MRT-3 stops.

Covered basketball court with orange lines on a teal floor and office towers beyond its open sides

On 5 October 2026 Club Hub had 70 Makati listings, among them barangay covered courts and dedicated pickleball and badminton halls. This guide to sports courts in Makati sorts them by sport and by the streets where they bunch together, and shows how to reach them on the MRT-3. Every count here is from Club Hub on 5 October 2026. The numbers change as listings are added or corrected.

The 70 listings, sport by sport

Many venues offer more than one sport, so these counts add up to more than 70. Each link opens the full list for that sport in Makati, with a map.

Club Hub also lists pools in Makati under swimming.

Streets where the courts bunch together

The addresses on the listings show a few groups of venues on the same street or in the same neighbourhood.

Chino Roces Avenue has six listings. DragonSmash Makati Badminton Center and Smash And Rally share the address 2227 Chino Roces Ave. DINK-A-DINK Pickleball Club is in a warehouse at La Fuerza, 2241 Don Chino Roces Avenue. Studio 300 Football is at the corner of Chino Roces and EDSA in Bangkal.

Pasong Tirad has two pickleball listings, The Pickle Spot Makati at 2492 and Anytime Pickle at 2495.

San Antonio has four. Racket Yard is on the 3rd floor of D' Arcade Food Park, 7433 Yakal, and is listed for pickleball, badminton, tennis, padel and volleyball. Delta Sports Arena Makati is listed for pickleball, basketball and volleyball. D. M. Consunji Basketball Gym is in the YMCA building on Sacred Heart Street, and Pickle Fam Collective gives San Antonio Village as its area.

Poblacion has two pickleball listings, PCPH Makati Studio Courts and Pickleball Central Makati, and the Rockwell Club tennis courts on the 5th floor of Powerplant Mall.

Around Ayala Avenue, Activate One Ayala is on Level 5 of Ayala Malls One Ayala, listed for pickleball, badminton and basketball. MSE Gator's Court gives 6767 Ayala Ave as its address.

Multi-sport venues

Seven Makati listings cover four sports or more. Racket Yard, DragonSmash and Barangay Bel-Air Covered Court appear elsewhere in this post. Here are the other four.

  • Zone Sports Center on Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue lists pickleball, badminton, basketball, tennis, volleyball and table tennis.
  • Makati Sports Club on L.P. Leviste Street lists badminton, tennis, volleyball, table tennis, pickleball, padel and swimming.
  • Makati Coliseum on Mascardo lists basketball, volleyball, badminton and tennis.
  • Palanan Sports Complex on Filmore Street lists football, badminton, volleyball and basketball.

For padel on its own, Club Hub lists Padel 300 on Capt. M. Reyes and Prosmash on Theater Drive. For football, there is also the Circuit Makati Football Pitch.

Getting there on the MRT-3

The MRT-3 runs along EDSA from North Avenue in Quezon City to Taft Avenue in Pasay. According to the MRT-3 operator, four of its stations are in Makati: Guadalupe, Buendia, Ayala Avenue and Magallanes Avenue. DOTr lists Buendia under its official name, Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue.

Some listings share a station's name. Four give Guadalupe in their name or address, among them Guadalupe Viejo Covered Court and CSR Pickle Ave.. Two carry the Magallanes name, among them Magallanes Tennis Courts. A shared name doesn't mean the court is next to the station, and Club Hub doesn't record walking times. Each venue page gives the full address, so check the route before you set out.

If you work in the business district, the Makati CBD pages list venues within 3 km of a point in the CBD:

Barangay and school courts

Seven Makati listings have "covered court" or "Barangay" in their names, such as Barangay Bel-Air Covered Court and La Paz Covered Court. Colegio San Agustin has three listings: a basketball court, a gymnasium and a tennis court. Club Hub doesn't record who may use these courts or how they are rented, so ask the barangay hall or the school before you plan a game there.

Booking a court in Makati

All 70 Makati listings were Info only on 5 October. None had a rate, opening hours or a review on Club Hub, and no venue had claimed its listing. Only 5 of the 70 had a phone number, website or Facebook page on file. For the other 65, the venue page gives the address and a Get directions button, and you arrange the booking with the venue in person.

The steps for each booking badge, and what changes once a venue starts taking bookings through Club Hub, are in How to book a pickleball court. They apply to every sport.

Clubs and tournaments in Makati

If you'd rather join a group than rent a whole court, start with pickleball clubs in Makati and badminton clubs in Makati. Badminton players can also check badminton tournaments in Makati. For pickleball games open to drop-ins anywhere in Metro Manila, see pickleball open play.

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