Legal
The rules for using Paddle and Pedal — booking courts, joining open play, and playing on-site. Last updated July 2026.
This is a starting template written to match how the site and club actually operate — it hasn’t been reviewed by a lawyer. Have counsel review it (especially the liability section) before treating it as final.
You need an account to reserve a court as a member or join the open play queue. You’re responsible for keeping your password private and for anything that happens under your account. Give us accurate contact info so we can reach you about a booking if needed.
Signing up requires drawing a signature to confirm you’ve read and agree to these Terms and our Privacy Policy. We keep a record of that signature and when you gave it.
Court reservations are first-come, first-served at booking time and can be cancelled from your account any time before they start. Guest bookings need a payment receipt uploaded for staff to verify; member bookings can pay on-site instead.
Open play costs ₱150 per visit and buys 5hours of actual play time — time spent waiting in the queue doesn’t count against it. If you leave the queue with time still on the clock, you can rejoin the same day at no extra charge; it doesn’t carry over once the day ends. Not showing up for a confirmed reservation may be recorded as a no-show.
Play safely, follow staff instructions, and treat other members and guests with respect. We can end a session, decline a booking, or suspend an account for unsafe play, abuse of the booking/queue system, or disruptive behavior toward staff or other players.
Pickleball, like any physical activity, carries a real risk of injury — collisions, falls, strains, and being struck by a ball or paddle among them. By booking a court or joining open play, you acknowledge that risk and choose to play anyway, for yourself and any guest or minor you bring along.
Come appropriately equipped and warmed up, and stop playing (and tell a staff member) if you’re hurt or unwell. Paddle and Pedal isn’t responsible for injuries that arise from ordinary participation in the sport.
Facilities and equipment are provided as-is. To the extent allowed by law, Paddle and Pedal isn’t liable for indirect or incidental damages arising from your use of the courts or site. Nothing here limits liability where the law doesn’t allow it to be limited.
We may update these Terms as the club or the site changes. Material changes will ask returning members to sign again the next time it matters (e.g. a new season or policy). Questions? Reach us at hello@paddleandpedal.club.
