Heidelberg Badminton Centre

Always busy, but a lively badminton court in northern suburbs.

Love this place. We come here every Tuesday nights since its opening. Vincent and Bryan are such great guys. I get a few tips from Vincent too to try and improve my game.

Loved it, first time here but loved the vibe

Booking a court online with them is easy if you already have a Paypal account. Making an account with them (both the centre and Paypal) is free.Their staff is friendly; and the courts are well-maintained, clean and well-lit. Overall a really good place to play.

great facilities at a decent price. high ceilings and side lit lighting, ideal for an indoor court. current favourite spot to go in Melbourne

The courts are in good condition, with good lighting though the floor is getting worn. Shuttlecocks are provided during social sessions. The only downside is the car park that offers quite limited space considering the number of courts available. This issue has been even worse as it gets busier after the Bundoora center closed down.

Clean and spacious, and the staff is friendly. Great customer service!

Love this place to bits, been personally coming here for the past 5 years. The place has 12 courts for hire and is home to some excellent socials and trainings

I’ve been coming here to play for the last year and it is very value for money. The online booking system is fast and efficient. Recommended to book a week in advance to ensure you have a court.

I have only visited this venue twice thus far, and both during socials and didn't book my own courts, so I cannot comment on the fairness of pricing. The facility in itself is reasonable, courts are decent, lighting is adequate. Toilets are clean. General cleanliness is good.I attended the Fri morning socials on both occasions, which were a pretty laid back affair. Adults mainly, very friendly people. There is ample opportunity for drills and social games. My latest experience however was soured by an insensitive comment made by someone who I shall not name who partnered with me. I believe he is one of the facilitators. I am in my 50s, heavily overweight at 110kg, unfit and using badminton as a springboard for better hand eye coordination and general fitness. I have also not played regularly since I was in my 20s. During the game I was struggling to breathe and get to the shuttle each time, while my body and joints were determined to resist my every effort. At one point in the game after missing or mishitting one too many shots, my partner said to me, you are too slow" which deflated and demoralised me. I had also been experiencing a build-up of fatigue and joint pain and so immediately took issue with that comment.Those among you who have ever experienced an upward struggle to regain something you may have once had