Picklr Makes Its Move to Greenville: A new chapter in Greenville’s expanding pickleball scene is set to start in 2025 with the introduction of The Picklr, an indoor pickleball facility designed to meet the growing demand for high-quality court space. Waymore Sports Inc., the national operator behind The Picklr franchise, has secured a lease for an expansive 25,701-square-foot facility at the North Hills Shopping Center, located at 2435 East North Street.
State-of-the-Art Amenities
The new club will offer a premier experience for pickleball players, with eight professional-grade courts available for play. Beyond the courts, The Picklr will feature a pro shop, private event space, a lounge area, locker rooms, and grab-and-go food and beverage options—providing a full-service environment for players and visitors.
Expansion Plans Reflect Growing Interest
Jay Sartori, co-founder and chief marketing officer of Waymore Sports, explained that the decision to open a new location in Greenville was driven by the area’s vibrant growth and established pickleball community.
“We’re able to basically choose beautiful locations like Greenville and many of the other cities we’re going into where we know there’s a lot of players with the heavy desire and thirst for great indoor pickleball.” – (Jay Sartori)
Waymore Sports has ambitious plans for the future, aiming to operate 66 pickleball clubs across the country by 2028, with the Greenville location expected to open at the end of the first quarter in 2025.
News in Brief: Picklr Makes Its Move to Greenville
Waymore Sports Inc. has signed a lease for a 25,701-square-foot facility at the North Hills Shopping Center in Greenville, where The Picklr indoor pickleball club will open in 2025.
The facility will feature eight professional-grade courts, a pro shop, event space, lounge, locker rooms, and food and beverage options. Co-founder Jay Sartori highlighted the area’s growing pickleball community as a key factor in choosing Greenville for the new location.
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