Pickleball at Le Dieweg
The sport anyone can learn in 10 minutes. Zero experience needed, 100% fun guaranteed. 3 indoor courts in Uccle.
What is it?
Pickleball is a racket sport straight from the United States. It's the perfect mix of tennis, badminton and ping-pong: an ultra-fun game, accessible to all, quick to learn and ideal for having fun with family or friends! At Le Dieweg in Uccle, we have 3 dedicated indoor courts to play all year round.
Who is it for?
Families
The ideal sport to play together. Parents and children share the same court and the same fun.
Children
From 6 yearsEasy to learn, pickleball develops coordination and reflexes in a fun atmosphere.
Adults & seniors
Low joint impact, perfect for staying active while having fun.
Curious beginners
No experience required. In 10 minutes, you're in the game.
What we offer at Le Dieweg
Discovery sessions
Get started with pickleball with a coach who explains the rules and basics.
Free play
Book a court and play with friends, family or colleagues.
Tournaments
Friendly competitions open to all levels to test your game.
Group lessons
Progress as a group in a motivating atmosphere.
Birthday parties
Celebrate an original birthday with a pickleball session and snacks at the Clubhouse.
Why play at Le Dieweg?
Ultra-accessible
The easiest sport to learn: you're playing within the first few minutes.
Intergenerational
Grandparents, parents and children on the same court – that's the magic of pickleball.
3 indoor courts in Uccle
Play all year round at Dieweg 69, whatever the weather, in our covered facilities just steps from central Uccle.
Gentle on the body
Low joint impact, ideal for staying active at any age.
Want to try?
Join us at Le Dieweg and discover a unique sports experience in Uccle, Brussels.
Our pickleball courts in Brussels
Le Dieweg is one of the few clubs in Brussels with dedicated indoor pickleball courts. Located at Dieweg 69 in Uccle, a short walk from Chaussée de Waterloo and Fort-Jaco, they are easy to reach by car (on-site parking) or public transport.
3 indoor courts
Official 13.40 x 6.10 m format, regulation nets and an indoor surface suited to court shoes.
Open all year
Indoor play: no rain, wind or cold. Daytime, evening and weekend slots.
Equipment provided
Paddles and balls lent free of charge. Just turn up in sportswear.
Fluo & music nights
Sessions under fluo lighting with a DJ for a different way to play with friends or colleagues.
A pickleball community in Uccle
Beyond the courts, pickleball at Le Dieweg is above all a community: players aged 6 to 75, families playing together at weekends, beginners welcomed at every discovery session and friendly tournaments open to all levels. The Clubhouse next to the courts lets you extend the game over a drink or a snack — that's usually where the next doubles pairs are formed.
Frequently Asked Questions about Pickleball
Pickleball: dynamic, strategic and fun!
The equipment
A composite paddle about 20 cm wide and 40 cm long, weighing between 200 and 300 grams. A perforated plastic ball about 7.4 cm in diameter weighing between 22 and 26g. A low net like in tennis, 86 cm high at the centre and 91 cm at the posts. A court the size of a badminton court (13.40x6.10m).
How the game works
In a rally, one partner on a team starts serving and keeps the serve as long as the team scores points. When the first server loses the serve, it's the partner's turn to serve from where they stand, until the team commits a fault and the serve passes to the opposing team. At service changes and at the start of the match, the first serve is always from the right. Points are scored only by the serving team. A game is played to 11 or 15 points.
The serve
Only one serve is allowed, performed behind the baseline, underhand and below the waist, cross-court starting from right to left. The server can also drop the ball from their hand and serve after the bounce if they wish.
The non-volley zone
Unique to pickleball, there is a non-volley zone 2.13 m on each side of the net, where volleys and smashes are not allowed. Players can enter the zone at any time and play balls, as long as they have bounced on their side of the net first.