Sports courts in Quezon City: where to play, area by area

Sports courts in Quezon City on Club Hub: 221 listings across nine sports, grouped by area, plus the city-run Amoranto and QMC courts and the MRT-3 stops.

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On 7 October 2026 Club Hub had 221 Quezon City listings, more than any other city on Club Hub. They include barangay covered courts, village tennis clubs, university fields and pickleball venues on EDSA. This post sorts the sports courts in Quezon City that Club Hub lists by part of the city. It also covers the courts the city government runs and the MRT-3 stations inside QC. Every count is from 7 October 2026. Listings get added and fixed over time, so the live pages may show different numbers.

What the 221 listings cover

One listing can carry several sports, so these numbers add up to more than 221. Each link opens that sport's Quezon City page, with a map.

21 listings are also tagged swimming.

Courts the city runs

The Quezon City government says it renovated the Amoranto Sports Complex, which has indoor and outdoor facilities for basketball, volleyball, badminton, football and swimming, plus a tennis court and a 50-metre pool. It also says the complex is open to the public for competitions and training, and that QCitizens can book a venue there online with their QCitizen ID (Quezon City Government). On Club Hub it is the Amoranto Sports Complex, at 140 Don A. Roces Avenue.

At the Quezon Memorial Circle, the city says it opened two outdoor lawn tennis courts. Users sign a waiver before going in, and reservations follow the city's own booking guide (Quezon City Government). On Club Hub they are the Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC) Public Tennis Courts.

Cubao, New Manila and South Triangle

The Cubao pages cover venues up to 3 km from Cubao: basketball, badminton, pickleball, tennis, volleyball, table tennis, padel, football and swimming.

In Cubao itself, AYSN Sports Center at P. Tuazon corner C. Benitez lists basketball, volleyball, badminton and swimming. Centro Atletico Badminton on North Road covers badminton, pickleball and volleyball, and Ping Pong City in Socorro is for table tennis.

Rim Sports Center lists basketball and volleyball at 1704 E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue in Immaculate Concepcion. Quezon City Sports Club, also on E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue, lists eight sports, the most of any Quezon City listing.

In Valencia and New Manila, Hemady Sports Plaza at 9 Doña Hemady Street lists five sports. KALARÔ on 1st Street is a pickleball venue. Court One, in Winland Tower Residences on Granada Street, has pickleball and tennis.

In South Triangle, Victoria Sports Club is on the 6th floor of Victoria Sports Tower 2 at 799 EDSA, with table tennis, tennis, volleyball and a pool. One Court QC on Timog Avenue is a tennis venue.

Diliman, UP and Katipunan

For this part of the city, use the UP Diliman pages: basketball, badminton, pickleball, tennis, volleyball, table tennis, padel, football and swimming.

The UP Diliman listings include the UP College of Human Kinetics Tennis Courts, the UP Diliman Football Pitch, the UP Swimming Pool and Stadium and the U.P. Diliman Tennis Club. Nearby, the UP Village pickleball court is at the UP Village barangay hall, and Pickleball Central PH Quezon City is on Maginhawa Street in Teachers Village. Kalayaan Badminton Center is on Kalayaan Avenue.

The Ateneo College Covered Courts on Seminary Drive list basketball, volleyball and tennis. The MWSS Tennis Court is in the MWSS Complex on Katipunan Road. In Matandang Balara, Higher Ground Sports and Lifestyle on Tandang Sora Avenue has pickleball, basketball and volleyball, and Celebrity Sports Plaza on Capitol Hills Drive lists five sports.

Club Hub can't say whether school and university courts take outside players. Ask the school's sports office before you go.

Eastwood, Circulo Verde and Project 4

The Eastwood pages cover a 3 km circle on this side of the city: basketball, badminton, pickleball, tennis, volleyball, table tennis, padel, football and swimming.

CV Quad, at the sports hub in Circulo Verde, lists football, volleyball and badminton. In Project 4, Standout Pickleball Arena is on Starline Road and Belarmino Sports Complex has badminton, volleyball and tennis.

Some listings here carry the name of a residential village or of Camp Aguinaldo, such as Greenmeadows I Pickleball Court, White Plains Tennis Court and the Camp Aguinaldo Tennis Court. Club Hub has no information on who may play there, so check with the village or camp office first.

Courts off EDSA and A. Bonifacio

Several listings, most of them pickleball, give addresses on or just off EDSA and A. Bonifacio Avenue. HD Pickleball is at 1243 EDSA, and Two Courts North EDSA, a tennis venue, is in the Go Soc Building at 1238 EDSA. Picklers Lounge is at Ayala Malls Cloverleaf on A. Bonifacio Avenue. Nearby streets have Open Play Quezon City on Old Samson Road, Picklebees Hive on Kaingin Road, Smash or Pass on Mendez Road and Skyeyard Pickleball Hub on Leland Drive in Balon Bato.

A little further south, RE:PLAY by Smash Plus on Gregorio Araneta Avenue lists badminton and pickleball. Dink Dynasty is on D. Tuazon in Santa Mesa Heights, Siena Pickleball Court is at Don Jose corner Scout Alcaraz, and Courtside Manila on Canseco Street in San Francisco del Monte has badminton and pickleball.

Holy Spirit, Novaliches and the north

Don Antonio Sports Center on Holy Spirit Drive lists tennis, table tennis, badminton and volleyball.

In Novaliches, Stack Room is at 848 Quirino Highway, Sahara Sports Complex on C. Francisco has pickleball, volleyball and tennis, and Lacsamana Sports Center on Biglang Awa Street has table tennis and volleyball. The Canopy Pickleyard is on Mindanao Avenue in Pasong Putik, Royal Motion Pickleball Center is on Gen. Luis Street, and Southern Lagro Lawn Tennis Club on Ascension Avenue has tennis and pickleball.

Taking the MRT-3

DOTr describes the MRT-3 as running along the EDSA median between North Avenue, Quezon City, and Taft Avenue, Pasay City. It lists North Avenue, Quezon Avenue, Kamuning, Cubao and Santolan-Annapolis as the line's stations in Quezon City (DOTr MRT-3).

A few listings above give an EDSA address, such as HD Pickleball, Two Courts North EDSA and Victoria Sports Club. An EDSA address doesn't put a court beside a station, and walking times aren't on Club Hub. Look up the venue's full address and plan the last stretch before you leave.

Booking these courts

Every one of the 221 Quezon City listings was Info only on 7 October. Club Hub had no rates, opening hours or reviews for them, and no venue had claimed its listing. Just 12 showed a phone number, a website or a Facebook page. The other venue pages show the address with a Get directions button, so you arrange the booking with the venue itself.

The pickleball booking guide explains each booking badge and what changes once a venue accepts requests on Club Hub. It applies to every sport.

Clubs and open play in Quezon City

To find a group instead of renting a court for yourself, try pickleball clubs in Quezon City or badminton clubs in Quezon City. Drop-in pickleball sessions in the city are under pickleball open play in Quezon City, and the Metro Manila open play page covers the rest of the region.

More from Club Hub

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