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Paddle Palace Club in Tigard, OR
Paddle Palace Club has group and individual coaching opportunities with expert coaches
Paddle Palace Club in Tigard, OR
Paddle Palace Club Sporting Goods

Website: paddlepalaceclub.com

Phone: (503) 549-6292

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of SW Main St and SW Commercial St

Closed now

  • Wed 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM

12230 SW Main St, Suite B Tigard, OR 97223-6222 ·2294.49 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler John L 10/21/24

While the place is spacious with decent lighting, the floor is so dirty. It has dust everywhere. Bathroom is broken and the temporary potty outside are not locked. There are werid trash outside and inside. Owner/staff need to hire a cleaning service to take care of it's hygiene.

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Tripadvisor traveler thejoker6 03/22/23

Hands down the best table tennis club in the PNW area. Great vibes all around, would highly recommend for a fun experience!

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Tripadvisor traveler seanoneill1988 03/21/23

My daughter and her high school friends love to play singles and doubles on Saturdays for fun and a good workout. I have played in the Sunday League to compete against the top players in Portland. Paddle Palace Club has coaching, open play, clinics, and sanctioned tournaments. Drop-in rate is $12 for adults and $10 for Juniors to play the entire day! If you need a paddle, they have loaners or you can go next store to the top table tennis store in the country with all the major brands!

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Tripadvisor traveler EG_TAuser 10/20/19

Take your business somewhere else, as this shop will never admit their mistakes ...I ordered an assembled paddle with this rubber. Unfortunately, one side of the rubber was defective, as there was a large area that looked differently and felt differently to the touch.I brought it up with the store owner, who unfortunately refused to admit responsibility. He offered me a discount for future purchases, but I'm not going to buy anything else in a store that is not willing to admit mistakes.I had to take the paddle to a local shop, and paid for replacing the rubber out of pocket. The shop expert confirmed the original rubber was defective.OK, I understand mistakes happen, and merchants can receive defective merchandise. But I would expect the merchant to admit the mistake and replace the product.

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