Best Pickleball Clubs in Hawaii

Pickles at Forté is the major indoor pickleball option in Honolulu. Its biggest advantage is simple: rain, wind, and afternoon heat do not stop play. The facility also combines open play, court reservations, clinics, lessons, tournaments, a golf simulator, and membership options.

Current Open-Play Pricing

• Kamaʻāina: $20 per session
• Visitors: $30 per session
• $10 specials currently include all-day Monday, morning arrival before 8:00 AM, and late-night arrival after 8:00 PM; holidays and rainy days are excluded from those promotions.

Current Membership Examples

• Standard: $120/month
• Monthly: $130/month
• Premium: $200/month
• Elite: $250/month
• Family: $250/month
• Student: $85/month
• Junior: $60/month
• One-week pass: $89; two-week pass: $159

Current membership plans vary in court-reservation allowances, booking windows, parking validation, guest passes, and golf-simulator access. See the club directly for the exact plan details.

What to Know

• Indoor play is the biggest advantage for Honolulu players who want predictable conditions.
• Open play can get busy during popular periods.
• The ceilings affect high lobs compared with outdoor play.
• Aloha Bakehouse & Coffee is now the food/coffee operation inside the facility; the older Teapresso setup is no longer current.

See our full Pickles at Forté insider guide for a much deeper breakdown.

Hōlua is one of the largest dedicated pickleball facilities in Hawaiʻi. The club currently lists 20 dedicated pickleball courts and offers public open play, private court reservations, memberships, instruction, round robins, and tournaments.

Current Open-Play Schedule

Current Membership Examples

• Individual: $500 for 6 months or $725/year
• Couples: $700 for 6 months or $950/year
• Kūpuna 65+: $350/year
• Kūpuna 75+: $250/year
• Age 80+: $300 lifetime membership
• Open-play punch cards: 7 sessions for $90 or 10 sessions for $120

Hōlua also offers private and small-group instruction. Its current website lists multiple instructors with different rates, so check the club directly when booking.

This is an important 2026 update: the facility previously described in this article as The HUB Maui is now operating as OHANA Pickleball Club. Current Maui listings and 2026 event organizers identify OHANA at the same 200 Nohea Kai Drive location in Lahaina.

Current sources describe the club as having 12 covered or shaded, fully lighted courts, with a pro shop, lessons, leagues, camps, events, and tournament programming. The facility is associated with the Hyatt Regency Maui resort area but is also promoted for community/public play.

I am intentionally not hard-coding the old HUB hours or promotional membership rates here because those belonged to the previous branding and are no longer reliable. Current third-party listings show varying hours and pricing, so the safest approach is to check OHANA directly before going.

Website: OHANA Pickleball Club.