Hawaii Open Plays

The newest addition to Oahu’s only dedicated pickleball courts at Keehi Lagoon Park. One of the best Open Plays available in Hawaii.

So you’ve made it to Oahu with your pickleball paddle and shoes on ready to join a game, now where to play? If you’re staying in Waikiki popular courts to look up would be Diamond Head Park or Fort DeRussy. Check our locations tab to see how close (or far) you are from these courts. If you rented a car, consider trekking out west to Ewa Mahiko Park for a challenge court or Keehi Lagoons for 3.5+ DUPR plays. While it’s usually sunny, we do get our “Hawaiian Snow” AKA rainy season during the winter. If it’s pouring try heading over to the only covered open play pickleball courts at Pickles at Forte in the middle of Downtown Honolulu.

Where should you play pickleball on Oahu?

Ewa Mahiko District Park
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays: 8:30AM – 12:00PM
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays: 6:00PM – 10:00PM

Public outdoor city park. 8 Courts on Weekends and Mornings. 4 Courts on Weekdays. Great for all levels. Morning Sessions offer a “Challenge Court” side averaging 3.5+ players.

Keehi Lagoon Pickleball Courts
Tuesdays & Saturdays: 6:00AM – 12:00PM
Thursdays & Sundays: 4:00PM – 6:30PM

Oahu’s newest dedicated public pickleball courts. These are outdoor and near the airport. If you’re coming in on an early flight and need to kill time before checking into your hotel, consider stopping here for a quick game. Average player games can range from 3.5+

Diamond Head Center Courts
Daily Open Play from 7AM – 2PM

Great location near Waikiki with 4 courts going for quick play time. The most popular hours to go are from 8-10AM.

Pickles at Forte
Daily Open Play, Fee for entry.

Oahu’s exclusive indoor pickleball courts in the middle of Downtown Honolulu. Entrance fee can vary from $10-20, with Open Play available for non-members on varying days and times. Call ahead to check for availability and specific Open Play times, levels can vary from beginner, intermediate, and advanced.

Dates and times vary by location and weather permitting.

Open Plays are run by local players who take personal time to organize paddle systems and provide balls. Holidays and local events can effect the schedule so although it might be listed here as available please note that this is subject to change. As always, be respectful of other players and follow the rules set at each court.

Other ways to MeetUp to play a game

Hawaii, especially Oahu, have an active pickleball community on MeetUp. Open Play organizers are frequently updating and adding new court times and availability. Consider signing up on MeetUp and joining the Oahu Pickleball Association Group.

If you would like to add your Open Play times to our website, have any revisions or additional information about existing times send us an email at hawaiiopenplay@gmail.com