Local Pickleball Guide: Northshore/Tri-Cities (Muskegon, Spring Lake and Grand Haven), Michigan

by elizaled on Nov 6, 2015

Local Pickleball Guide: Northshore/Tri-Cities
(Muskegon, Spring Lake and Grand Haven), Michigan

Muskegon has a reputation! Muskegon is the largest populated city on the eastern shores of Lake Michigan and it prides itself on being the 'beer tent' capital of the world?! Fits right in with pickleball appeal, right? Enjoy!

Spring Lake Heritage Festival

Northshore/Tri-Cities Michigan Places to Play

You can find listings of places to play across the country and international sites on the website usapa.org. In the Northshore/Tri-Cities area, you can find several churches with multi-purpose rooms and gyms that offer pickleball:

Calvin Christian Reformed Church
Fellowship Church
Ferrysburg Church
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Forest Park Covenant Church
Maranatha Bible and Missionary Conference Center
Mona Shores Baptist Church

Michigan Ambassadors

Ambassadors are volunteers who have pledged to promote the sport of pickleball and the USAPA in the local area they have applied to represent. They may be individuals or couples, or a group of ambassadors working together as a team. The main prerequisite is a love of the sport and the desire to share our game with others of all ages. Local Michigan Ambassadors include the following folks:

Grand Haven, Barbara Walters: (616) 842-5978
Grand Haven, Peter Walters: (616) 842-5978
Carrie Jermstad: (616) 402-5560
Muskegon County, John DeHoog: (616) 644-5202
Muskegon County, Peggy DeHoog: (616) 644-5202
Muskegon, Wayne LaPointe: (231) 744-1017
Spring Lake, Kevin Curley: (616) 843-8952