Located in Rockwall, Texas, Oasis Pickleball Club is the largest pickleball facility in the state. It features 42 dedicated courts, including eight enclosed courts and two championship courts.

Oasis hosts more than 200 events each year, ranging from weekly social gatherings to multi-day tournaments. Amenities include covered courts, a large pavilion, an on-site bar, a pro shop, and a new pizza oven.

From temporary lines to 42 courts

OASiS Beach & Tennis Club opened in 2011 as a destination for beach volleyball and tennis.

Around 2017, a small group of players began adding temporary pickleball lines to a few courts. Those makeshift courts soon became eight permanent courts, then 16, and eventually the 42 dedicated courts at OASiS today.

Director of Pickleball Gene Click now oversees leagues, tournaments, lessons, clinics, open play, social events, and corporate outings. The club offers programming for players of all ages and skill levels.

How OASiS uses DUPR 

OASiS currently hosts three round robins each week and is launching a monthly DUPR-only event for players seeking verified, rating-based competition.

A place to play, compete, and connect

OASiS offers programming for beginners, experienced players, businesses, and large groups.

“More than just a facility, OASiS has become a thriving community where friendships are formed, competition flourishes, and a shared love of pickleball brings people together every day.” — OASiS Pickleball Club

Weekly events such as Thursday Night Pickleball & Pizza give players an opportunity to compete, meet new partners, and build lasting friendships. The club also hosts private parties, corporate outings, charity tournaments, and regional competitions.

What began with temporary court lines has grown into a pickleball destination for players from across the Dallas-Fort Worth area and beyond.

Interested in starting your own DUPR Club? Click here.

Want to see OASiS Pickleball Club in action? Visit OASiS Pickleball Club.

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