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Davao del Sur, Philippines

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Davao City.

Davao is the heart of Mindanao pickleball and the most active community on Korte — open play runs across Talomo, Buhangin, Matina and beyond, most days of the week.

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Upcoming now

Davao City is the busiest pickleball hub in Mindanao, and it's where Korte first took off. Open play here runs most days of the week across the Talomo, Buhangin and Matina areas, drawing everyone from first-timers borrowing a paddle to competitive players chasing DUPR points. If you're new to the sport, a Davao open play session is one of the easiest places in the country to get your first games in — the community is welcoming and the queues keep matches short and fair.

Sessions are usually run as open play: you show up, check in, and Korte's queue engine builds balanced doubles matches so nobody sits out too long and no single team stacks the court. Whether you're in the city centre or out toward the coastal barangays, you'll find groups running regular games. Browse the upcoming sessions below, or start your own and invite your regular crew.

Upcoming open play

No sessions scheduled in Davao City right now. Browse all meets or start your own.

Clubs in Davao City

Play pickleball in Davao City

Join open play, find your crew, and let Korte's queue engine build fair, balanced games. Free to use — no credit card.

Pickleball in Davao City — FAQs

Where can I play pickleball in Davao City?
Open play sessions on Korte run across Talomo, Buhangin, Matina and nearby areas. Check the upcoming sessions list on this page for the exact venues and times — locations are set by each organiser and change from week to week.
I've never played before — can I still join?
Yes. Most Davao open play sessions welcome beginners, and Korte's matchmaking pairs you with players near your level so your first games are competitive and fun. Bring court shoes; paddles can usually be borrowed on site.
How much does open play cost in Davao?
Court fees are set by each organiser and are typically a small share-the-cost amount per session. The Korte app itself is free — you use it to find sessions, check in, and follow live queues and rankings.

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