Pickleball Open Play Rotations

1.        During open play, players will yield the court after playing each game (or after 15 minutes) and may enter their name at the end of the line on the rotation board. The only time players can continue to play more than one game (or play longer than 15 minutes) is when there are no players waiting to get on a court. Player names should not be entered on the board while they are on the court playing – players must wait until they complete their current game, even if this prevents the rest of the members of a foursome from entering their names.

2.        If you a have a set foursome during open play and you are choosing to stay together, you must vacate the court after your game (or 15 minutes) if there are other players waiting to play. You must allow the waiting players to put together a foursome and take the court before your group can return to the court. If the waiting players cannot form a foursome, then the next foursome on the board will take the court (this could be the foursome that just finished a game if there is no other foursome waiting to play).

3.        As a courtesy to other residents, do not play singles if people are waiting to play.