Gold Coast Pickleball: Our Club Story
Since 2017, Gold Coast Pickleball has grown into the Gold Coast’s largest pickleball club, bringing more than 1,000 members together across Currumbin, Runaway Bay, Tallebudgera and Miami. Explore the milestones, venues, tournaments, social games and memories that have shaped our club.
Discover our first eight dedicated outdoor courts at the Currumbin headquarters, follow the club’s expansion and revisit the people and events that keep Gold Coast Pickleball moving.
Our Story: Growing Pickleball on the Gold Coast
Gold Coast Pickleball began in 2017 and has grown into the Gold Coast’s largest pickleball club, welcoming more than 1,000 members across four venues. Our story includes the opening of our Currumbin headquarters and its first eight dedicated outdoor courts, followed by new opportunities to play at Runaway Bay, Tallebudgera and Miami’s Pizzey Park.
Explore the milestones, photographs and memories behind our club—from social games and tournaments to Christmas celebrations, fundraising activities and the members who have shaped our journey. Discover how each venue became part of the Gold Coast pickleball community, right through to the present day.
Explore Our Venues & Activities
Explore the places, people and moments that have shaped Gold Coast Pickleball since 2017. Browse venue memories, photos and videos—from our first dedicated courts at Currumbin to social games, tournaments and community events across the club.
Currumbin Headquarters
Our home since the early years, Currumbin opened with the Gold Coast’s first eight outdoor dedicated pickleball courts. Discover tournament highlights, social games and the milestones that helped the club grow.
Tallebudgera Leisure Centre
Step indoors for sessions at Tallebudgera Leisure Centre. Explore photographs and videos of members playing, learning and building the welcoming community that makes every game special.
Pizzey Park at Miami
Enjoy memories from our outdoor sessions at Pizzey Park in Miami. See members in action and discover the social games, gatherings and everyday moments that connect players across the club.
Pizzey Park at Miami
Enjoy memories from our outdoor sessions at Pizzey Park in Miami. See members in action and discover the social games, gatherings and everyday moments that connect players across the club.
Explore the memories
Step through Gold Coast Pickleball’s story from 2017 to today. Revisit the opening of our Currumbin headquarters, the first eight dedicated outdoor courts, our growth at Runaway Bay, Tallebudgera and Miami, and the people and events that shaped our club.
Browse venue stories, social games, tournaments, celebrations and member moments from across the Gold Coast.
Explore the Gold Coast Pickleball Story
Discover club milestones, venue memories and member moments from 2017 to today. Browse stories from Currumbin, Runaway Bay, Tallebudgera and Miami.
Gold Coast Pickleball was established in 2017. The club has grown from its early years into the Gold Coast’s largest pickleball club, with more than 1,000 members across four venues.
The archive covers Currumbin, Runaway Bay, Tallebudgera and Miami. Explore social games at every venue, plus tournaments at Currumbin and Runaway Bay, along with Christmas parties, fundraising and other club activities.
Currumbin became the club’s headquarters with its first eight dedicated outdoor pickleball courts. The archive follows this early milestone and the later expansion into Runaway Bay, indoor sessions at Tallebudgera Leisure Centre and outdoor sessions at Pizzey Park in Miami.
Yes. Members can help preserve the club’s history by sharing photographs, videos or personal stories from games, tournaments, social events and volunteer activities. Please contact the club through the website to discuss a contribution.
Share a Gold Coast Pickleball story
Help us preserve the history of Gold Coast Pickleball. Share historic photos, videos, memories, milestone stories or corrections about Currumbin, Runaway Bay, Tallebudgera or Miami, and tell us how you connect with the club.
Please only submit material you have permission to share. We will review submissions for the archive and contact you if we need more information; read our privacy information before sending personal details.