Badminton courts in Metro Manila by city and landmark
Badminton courts across Metro Manila's 17 cities and municipalities, by city and by landmark, with what each Club Hub listing shows and what to ask a venue before you play.

There is at least one badminton listing on Club Hub in each of Metro Manila's 17 cities and municipalities, Pateros included. Use this guide to narrow them down to courts near home, work or school, to see how much a listing can tell you today, and to know what to ask a venue before paying for a court. Every count below comes from Club Hub's listings on 2 October 2026. The numbers will shift as listings are added, merged or fixed.
Badminton courts by city
On 2 October 2026 Club Hub had 136 badminton listings. Each city page shows all of that city's badminton listings, with the booking badge and whether rates are listed:
- Makati, 6 venues
- Quezon City, 11 venues
- City of Manila, 5 venues
- Mandaluyong, 9 venues
- Pasig, 8 venues
- Taguig, 11 venues
The other 11 cities and municipalities have these counts. Las Piñas has 15, Valenzuela 11, Caloocan and Parañaque 10 each, Muntinlupa 9, Malabon 8, Navotas and Pasay 7 each, Marikina 6, Pateros 2 and San Juan 1.
Search from a landmark
A landmark page helps when you know the area but not the city it falls in. It lists the badminton venues within a fixed distance of the landmark, nearest first, whichever city they are in:
- Alabang, 19 venues within 4 km
- Makati CBD, 10 venues within 3 km
- BGC, 10 venues within 3 km
- Ortigas Center, 10 venues within 3 km
- Kapitolyo, 10 venues within 2.5 km
- Cubao, 7 venues within 3 km
- Mall of Asia, 7 venues within 3 km
- Greenhills, 6 venues within 2.5 km
- Eastwood, 4 venues within 3 km
- UP Diliman, 1 venue within 3 km
Six of the 10 venues near Ortigas Center are in Mandaluyong, not Pasig. The Alabang page takes in Las Piñas and Parañaque as well as Muntinlupa.
Badminton halls and shared sports centres
Of the 136 listings, 45 are badminton only. The other 91 list at least one more sport, most often volleyball (70), then tennis (47), basketball (43) and pickleball (36). A multi-sport centre may rent the same floor for several games, so ask which lines are painted on the court you will get. If you also play pickleball, the pickleball courts guide covers that sport city by city.
What a listing shows today
Open any venue page and you get the address, the sports played there and a booking badge. On 2 October 2026 every one of the 136 badminton listings carried the "Info only" badge. The venue appears on Club Hub, but you can't book it there. Not one had rates, opening hours, a review or an owner who had claimed it.
Each page also says where the listing came from and when Club Hub last checked it, and it has a link to ask for a correction or removal. All 136 badminton listings came from Google Maps.
That changes once a listing takes bookings. An "Instant" badge locks the slot as soon as your payment succeeds. With "Request · venue confirms", your payment goes in first and the venue then says yes or no. Bookable pages add the all-in rate, with any Club Hub service fee already counted, plus the cancellation policy. Some bookable listings show a rate with the note "Listed rate, confirmed by venue", which means the venue confirms that price when it accepts your request. Reviews come only from players who booked and played there.
Questions to settle with the venue
Club Hub doesn't hold rates or hours for these courts yet, so contact the venue directly. These questions save a wasted trip:
- What does one court cost per hour, is there a peak rate, and what is the shortest booking?
- What are the opening hours on the day you want, including holidays?
- Is the floor a sports mat, wood or concrete, and are non-marking shoes required?
- Is the hall air-conditioned, and do fans run during games? Fans and open sides can push a shuttlecock off line.
- Can you bring feather shuttlecocks, or does the venue sell or require its own?
- Can you rent rackets on site?
- Is there open play or a queue for players who arrive without a group?
- What happens to your booking if you cancel or arrive late?
Courts to try
These eight listings are in the six cities linked above. Addresses are as Club Hub lists them:
- DragonSmash (MAKATI) Badminton Center, 2227 Chino Roces Ave, Makati
- Shuttle Master Badminton Center, 3005 H. Santos, Makati
- Power Play Badminton Center, 24 Apo St, Quezon City
- Kalayaan Badminton Center, 78 Kalayaan Ave, Diliman, Quezon City
- Citismash Badminton Court, 931 Zacateros St, Santa Cruz, Manila
- TigerCity Badminton Court, 408 F. Ortigas, New Zaniga, Mandaluyong
- Goodminton Smash Zone, 442 Francisco Legaspi, Pasig
- The Courtyard, 25th Street corner 7th Ave, Taguig
How much does it cost to rent a badminton court in Metro Manila?
There is no Club Hub figure to quote yet. None of the 136 badminton listings had a rate on 2 October 2026, and this guide doesn't repeat prices posted on social media or other sites. Call or message the venue for today's hourly price. Once a listing has a rate, its venue page shows the all-in total before checkout.
Can I book a badminton court on Club Hub?
Not on 2 October 2026, when every badminton listing was Info only. Payment for bookable courts is by GCash or Maya, and the venue's badge tells you whether your slot is locked at payment or waits for the venue. The service fee, cancellations and refunds are set out in the Terms of Service.
Do you run a badminton hall?
Find your hall on Club Hub and claim it. Owners who claim a listing can add rates and opening hours and decide whether to take bookings online.
To see badminton listings by city, landmark or near you, search badminton courts in Metro Manila.