Slate Pickleball Club in Northbrook: Slate Pickleball Club is set to make its debut in Northbrook this fall, opening its doors at Brookside Plaza. This new facility, spanning 16,000 square feet, boasts seven cutting-edge, air-conditioned indoor pickleball courts. In addition to the courts, the club features a full-service bar, a café, and a pro shop, ensuring that members have access to premium amenities.
Comprehensive Programming
The club is committed to offering a wide range of programming tailored to all adults and juniors. Slate will provide various options including competitive leagues, private and group lessons, open play sessions, and a variety of social and corporate events. The aim is to cater to all levels of players while fostering a strong sense of community.
Upscale Experience and Community Focus
Located at 569 S Waukegan Rd, Slate Pickleball Club promises an upscale experience for pickleball enthusiasts in the North Shore area. The facility’s design emphasizes luxury and functionality, creating an inviting atmosphere for players of all skill levels. Co-founders Abe Reece and Sam Arnold expressed their excitement about the new venture, highlighting their vision for a vibrant, active community space.
Founder’s Vision
“We’re thrilled to bring this vibrant sport to the North Shore where people can stay active, make friends, and enjoy an incredible facility,” said Co-Founders Abe Reece and Sam Arnold. Their enthusiasm reflects the club’s commitment to enhancing the local sports scene and providing a high-quality environment for pickleball enthusiasts.
News in Brief: Slate Pickleball Club in Northbrook
Slate Pickleball Club is opening this fall at Brookside Plaza in Northbrook, offering 16,000 square feet of space with seven air-conditioned indoor courts. The facility will feature a bar, café, and pro shop, and will provide diverse programming including leagues, lessons, and events for all ages.
Located at 569 S Waukegan Rd, the club aims to deliver an upscale experience and build a welcoming community for pickleball players. Co-founders Abe Reece and Sam Arnold expressed their excitement about enhancing the local sports landscape.
