Myrtle Beach to Play Big: “Dink District” – a 40,000 sq ft Pickleball Haven

 Get ready for an epic serve—Dink District, a massive, climate-controlled pickleball facility, is set to debut in 2026 in Carolina Forest, just steps away from Myrtle Beach.



What Makes Dink District a Game-Changer?

  • World-Class Size & Climate-Controlled Comfort

Spanning a staggering 40,000 square feet, this facility will feature 14 pro-grade indoor courts, providing weather-free play year-round.

  • Championship Energy and Amenities

Expect a central championship court for events and tournaments, plus amenities like a pro shop, locker rooms, and a viewing lounge overlooking the courts.

  • Open Play, Leagues & Lessons

Dink District aims to serve players of all skill levels by offering flexible membership and walk-in options, open play, reservation capabilities, leagues, and classes.

Who’s Behind the Dink District?

  • Dr. Ron K. Reynolds—With deep ties in the local business and healthcare sectors, Dr. Reynolds is spearheading this project, marking his first joint venture in sports facilities.
  • Kerry Reynolds—A skilled local pickleball player and certified Level 2 IPTPA instructor, Kerry brings firsthand player insight and coaching expertise.

Why It Matters for the Local Pickleball Scene

  • Elevating Pickleball in the Grand Strand
  • Positioned as the region’s largest dedicated pickleball center, Dink District anchors Myrtle Beach firmly as a growing sports destination.
  • Community Growth & Inclusive Design
  • With flexible participation models and top-tier facilities, the center is designed to unite players—novices to pros—under one roof, boosting community engagement in this rapidly expanding sport.

Quick Snapshot

Feature       Details
Location      Myrtle Beach, SC
Square Footage      Approx. 40,000 sq ft
Courts     14 pro-grade indoor courts
Amenities     Championship court, lounge, pro shop, locker rooms
Play Options     Open play, reserved courts, leagues, classes
Ownership     Dr. Ron K. Reynolds & Kerry Reynolds
Launch Year    Projected to open in 2026

Move Over Beaches—Pickleball’s the New Attraction

With Dink District, Myrtle Beach will offer more than sun and surf—it’ll offer paddle and precision, with a brand-new indoor sports destination that's both competitive and community-oriented. Whether you're a local player or visiting the area, keep an eye out—pickleball is becoming the next big hit on the Grand Strand.

For more updates on Myrtle Beach sports, events, and vacation experiences, check out Coastal Area Guide.

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