Anthony Wessel 4 months ago

Don't be put off by my four-star review. Dropshot pickleball club is a great place to play in the local Shakopee area.I played on a Sunday morning in March for a tournament that they were hosting. The event was very well run. They knew exactly what they were doing.The courts are nice and the divider between the courts is a net instead of a metal fence. Not very common to see but worked perfect.The last two courts on the left have some piping that hangs over the court. Try to avoid playing on those courts. If you like to do a lob shot. They will come into play.The players changing area is large and spacious. With hooks for your jackets, benches and picnic tables to sit at.Overall a very nice entrance and lobby area.It is located in an older strip mall that has a lot of vacancies.

Abby Ziggs 8 months ago

This is my favorite place to play pickleball. The staff is super friendly and helpful, making you always feel comfortable and stress free. Theresa is the best as she always keeps things organized and on time. The courts have plenty of space and high nets on the sides to avoid the balls going to other courts. Best place in town!

SURYA KIRAN 6 months ago

DropShot Pickleball Club is fantastic. Justin and John are incredibly passionate about pickleball. The staff is always friendly, the facility is very clean and the courts are well maintained. Highly recommend.

Dan Sinness 5 months ago

I go here with my grandparents often and all I have to say is wow this place is amazing it brings that whole family together

Thomas Werner 8 months ago

$14 for some open play on a Monday? Y’all crazy. No wonder nobody ever signs up. Be reasonable y’all. Just cause it’s almost winter and we can’t play outside don’t mean you gotta be Scrooge and double the prices. Oh and they want $115 per month for a regular membership. For a person making about $60k annually, that works out to be about 4% of their annual take home pay. I don’t even think high end gyms charge that much. There are really no other amenities at this place. No fitness center, bar, sauna, etc. It’s basically a warehouse they converted. The sound of Pickleballs is so loud you can’t even hear each other. I wouldn’t even mind those facts if they weren’t charging premium prices.