Paddle Upo and Dink

About this Court

Paddle Upo and Dink

Features & Amenities

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Paddle Upo and Dink located? (full address)

Paddle Upo and Dink is at Banadero, Ozamiz, Misamis Occidental, Philippines, Northern Mindanao, Philippines. An embedded Google Maps pin and turn-by-turn directions are on this page — tap "Get Directions" to launch your map app.

What type of pickleball court is Paddle Upo and Dink?

Paddle Upo and Dink is an indoor pickleball court. Surface type, court count, and amenity details are listed in the Features & Amenities section below.

How much does it cost to play at Paddle Upo and Dink?

Paddle Upo and Dink lists a drop-in fee of ₱100. Some Philippine pickleball courts charge differently for peak hours or have separate member rates — confirm by phone before your first visit.

Can I book a court at Paddle Upo and Dink?

Paddle Upo and Dink reservation policies vary. Some Philippine pickleball courts accept online booking through PlayServe, their website, or Facebook page; others are phone-only, and many busy venues operate first-come-first-served for drop-in slots. Call or message Paddle Upo and Dink at 0951-466-8524 to check availability for your preferred time slot.

Is Paddle Upo and Dink suitable for beginners?

Most pickleball courts in the Philippines welcome beginners, including Paddle Upo and Dink. If you have never played before, look for "lessons available" in the amenities list, or ask the venue when they run beginner-friendly drop-in sessions or clinics. The Learn to Play guide on PickleBoard covers the basics of paddle, ball, rules, and scoring before you arrive.

What should I bring to play at Paddle Upo and Dink?

Bring your own paddle, the correct ball for the court surface, court shoes with lateral support (not running shoes), a sweat towel, sunscreen if the court is outdoor, and at least 1 liter of water. Plan to arrive in daylight hours if the court has no lighting. If you are new to pickleball, consider bringing a friend who has played before to help with the basics.