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    New Indoor Pickleball Center Opens in Cagayan de Oro with Four Courts

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    New Indoor Pickleball Center Opens in Cagayan de Oro with Four Courts

    Champions Field Pickleball Center in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines opens June 18 with four indoor courts, bringing weather-protected facilities for training, recreation, and tournaments to the growing local pickleball community.

    The global expansion of pickleball continues to accelerate, with new dedicated indoor facilities opening in cities far beyond the sport's North American origins. Champions Field Pickleball Center in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines is the latest example — a purpose-built indoor venue with four courts set to open on June 18, serving the city's rapidly growing pickleball community.

    Located along RN Pelaez Boulevard in Kauswagan, the facility offers something that outdoor courts simply cannot: a controlled environment that protects play from the unpredictable tropical weather patterns of northern Mindanao. For a region where heat, humidity, and afternoon rain can shut down outdoor activity for hours, an indoor facility opens up consistent, year-round programming for training, recreational play, and competitive tournaments.

    Four indoor pickleball courts in a single facility creates an acoustic environment that designers and operators need to plan for carefully. The characteristic sounds of pickleball — the sharp crack of paddle-to-ball impact, the squeak of court shoes on smooth flooring, the calls and conversation of multiple simultaneous games — multiply across four courts in an enclosed space. Without appropriate acoustic treatment, a four-court indoor facility can develop reverberation times that make the playing environment uncomfortable over extended sessions and create noise levels that challenge perimeter noise requirements.

    The acoustic design of a dedicated pickleball center benefits most from early intervention: choosing the right ceiling height and geometry, integrating absorptive materials into the ceiling and wall assemblies, specifying court flooring that mitigates impact noise, and planning HVAC for both climate control and noise performance. Retrofit acoustic treatment after opening is always possible, but considerably more expensive and less effective than design-phase integration.

    Champions Field represents the kind of dedicated facility investment that pickleball's global growth is enabling. As the sport expands into new markets, the opportunity to design these facilities right from the start — acoustically and otherwise — is one that facility developers should embrace.

    [Read the full piece](https://metrocdodev.com/2026/06/14/champions-field-pickleball-center-opens-june-18-with-four-indoor-courts/)

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