Basketball court rental in Metro Manila: find a court by city

Find a basketball court to rent in Metro Manila by city or landmark, see what each Club Hub listing shows, and know what to ask a venue before you pay.

Players mid-game on a covered basketball court with orange lines on a teal floor, a city skyline beyond the open sides

On 4 October 2026 Club Hub had 318 basketball listings, spread across all 17 cities and municipalities of Metro Manila. None of them could be rented through Club Hub that day. This guide helps you find a court by city or by landmark, shows what each listing tells you, and lists what to settle with a venue before you pay for a court. The counts are from 4 October 2026 and will change as listings are added or corrected.

Renting a basketball court through Club Hub today

Every basketball listing carried the "Info only" badge on 4 October 2026. The court is on Club Hub's map, but you rent it from the venue, not through Club Hub. None of the 318 listings showed a rate, opening hours or a player review, and no owner had claimed one. All of them came from Google Maps, and each page says when Club Hub last checked it.

The main button on an Info-only page is for reaching the venue. It calls the venue when Club Hub has a phone number. Without one, it opens the venue's website or Facebook page, and with none of those it gives you directions. Only 3 of the 318 basketball listings had a phone number, website or Facebook page on 4 October, so for most courts you will need to visit or find a number yourself. Met Park Sports Center in Pasay is one that has all three.

Find a court by city

Each city page lists that city's basketball venues, with the booking badge on every card:

Outside those six, Caloocan has the most with 28. Marikina has 26, Muntinlupa 25, Parañaque 24, Malabon 22, Pasay 20, Las Piñas 19, Valenzuela 17, Navotas 15, San Juan 12 and Pateros 11. Pasig has a single basketball listing so far, so if you live on the Pasig side of Ortigas or Kapitolyo, try the landmark pages below.

Find a court near a landmark

Landmark pages ignore city lines. Each one lists the basketball venues within a set distance of the landmark, nearest first:

The BGC list includes 11 venues in Taguig, 11 in Pateros and 7 in Mandaluyong. Fourteen of the 17 near Ortigas Center are in Mandaluyong. Ten of the 19 near Cubao are in San Juan, and 7 of the 11 near Eastwood are in Marikina.

Covered courts and shared floors

Names give a rough idea of the mix. Of the 318 listings, 189 have "basketball" in the name, 55 have "covered" and 18 have "Barangay" or "Brgy" in the name. A court called "covered" has a roof, but the name doesn't tell you whether the sides are closed. Club Hub doesn't record who may use a court or how it is rented, so ask the venue before you plan a game.

181 listings are for basketball alone. The rest share space with other sports, most often volleyball (126 listings), then badminton (49), tennis (23), football (22) and pickleball (19). At a shared venue, ask which game has the floor at the hour you want. If your group also plays badminton or pickleball, the badminton courts guide and the pickleball courts guide list those sports by city and landmark.

What to ask before you rent

Club Hub has no basketball rates or hours yet, so settle these with the venue:

  • Is the hourly price for the whole court, and can you rent half a court?
  • Does the price go up at night or on weekends, and do the lights cost extra?
  • What is the shortest block you can book, and the longest?
  • Does the venue lend a ball, run a scoreboard or provide a referee, and at what cost?
  • Is the floor wood, sports tiles or concrete, and are the rims and nets in good shape?
  • Will rain or afternoon sun reach the court?
  • Is there parking, a toilet and somewhere to change?
  • Is there a deposit, and what happens if you cancel or your game runs over?

Listings to start with

These nine are dedicated venues with a street address on Club Hub. They are Info only like the rest, so contact the venue to rent a court:

How much does it cost to rent a basketball court in Metro Manila?

Club Hub has no price to give you. None of the 318 basketball listings had a rate on 4 October 2026, and this guide doesn't repeat prices from social media posts or other directories. Ask the venue for the hourly rate on your day and time. Once a listing takes bookings, its page shows the hourly court price, the 5% Club Hub fee or a note that the venue pays it, and the all-in total.

Can I book a basketball court on Club Hub?

Not yet, because every basketball listing was Info only on 4 October 2026. Search still helps you plan. Without a city or landmark it shows 50 of the 318 listings, so narrow it by city, landmark or "Near me". If you add a date, Info-only venues appear under "Contact the venue to book", because Club Hub can't see their open times. The Terms of Service explain how Instant and Request bookings, payment and cancellations will work once venues take bookings.

Do you run a basketball court?

Open your court's page on Club Hub and use "Claim this listing" under the map. Club Hub sends a code to a phone number or email it already has for the venue. If it has none, you can upload a business or mayor's permit instead, and a person on the team checks it, usually within two working days. Once the listing is yours, you can add court rates and a payout account and switch on instant booking.

To browse basketball listings on a map, search basketball courts in Metro Manila and narrow it by city or landmark.