-4 indoor (lined tennis courts)

-Climate Controlled

-Weekly Open Plays  (Drop in and Unlimited Open Play Membership options)

-Locker Rooms

-Fitness and Tennis Memberships also available 

-Clinic Instruction by PPR Certified (PRO and Coach Level)

-Available Private/ Group  Instruction (starting Jan 22nd)

-JOIN TEAMREACH app and use code Morpickle18

-Drop in rate $12 

-Unlimited Open Play Memberships as low as $39/mo for the season (when paid through april) 

-Level based play available at select times

At Mors you can benefit from better quality instruction, and we believe it is critical for success and understanding of the game.  Throughout the area many teach the very basics but the only fundamentals grasped are  just a basic understanding of the the rules and how to hit the ball (usually as hard as possible).  If you are interested in understanding why developing a more in depth understanding is critical please read below.

The Crucial Role of Quality Instruction in Early Pickleball Development

In the fast-paced world of pickleball, where enthusiasm often drives players onto the court for open play, the importance of quality instruction in the early stages cannot be overstated. Developing good habits from the outset lays the foundation for long-term success, significantly enhancing your ability to play pickleball to the best of your abilities.

While many instructors possess a thorough understanding of the rules and basics, not all excel in breaking down the intricacies of shot making, shot selection, and positioning. Herein lies the critical distinction between merely playing and receiving structured instruction.

The 'how' and 'why' of shot execution are essential components often overlooked in casual play. Quality instruction provides players with a deep understanding of these nuances, allowing them to make informed decisions on the court. This knowledge becomes a roadmap to mastering the game, enhancing both strategic thinking and overall gameplay.

Good fundamentals act as the cornerstone for skill development. Learning proper techniques early on ensures that players not only execute shots effectively but also reduces the risk of developing bad habits that can be challenging to overcome later. The muscle memory formed through correct instruction becomes ingrained, creating a solid base for continuous improvement.

In contrast, players who solely engage in open play without the guidance of quality instruction may find themselves struggling to break free from poor habits. Overcoming these limitations becomes an uphill battle, hindering their growth and potential on the court.

Furthermore, the significance of positioning cannot be overstated. Quality instruction goes beyond the basics, providing insights into court awareness, strategic placement, and effective movement. Players armed with this knowledge are better equipped to anticipate opponents' moves and strategically position themselves for optimal shot opportunities.

In conclusion, while open play undoubtedly fosters a love for the game, investing in quality instruction during the early stages of pickleball is a game-changer. Building a strong foundation of good habits, shot understanding, and positioning sets the stage for long-term success, propelling players to reach their full potential on the pickleball court.