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Pin Point Indoor Pickleball & Golf

Indoor Training Center · Raleigh, North Carolina

★ 4.6

239 reviews

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Pin Point is a premier indoor pickleball and golf destination located in Raleigh, NC, serving players throughout Wake County and nearby communities including Fuquay-Varina, Holly Springs, Apex, and Cary. We offer 16 indoor pickleball courts along with 8 TrackMan golf simulators, open play, leagues, and tournaments for players of all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re searching for pickleball near you or a great place to play year-round, Pin Point provides a fun, welcoming environment for casual and competitive players alike. Pin Point also hosts events of all sizes, from large corporate outings to birthday parties and private gatherings, and features a full-service kitchen and two bars for an all-in-one experience.

Amenities & options

On-site coachingWheelchair-accessible entranceAccessible parkingAccessible restroomAccessible seatingLGBTQ+ friendlyTransgender safe spaceCredit cardDebit cardMobile payFree parking

What students mention

Themes Google pulled from reviews, with how often each comes up.

friendly staff70golf simulators21indoor pickleball12kind staff11ping pong6corporate event6cornhole4court spacing3

Hours

Mon
7 AM – 10 PM
Tue
7 AM – 10 PM
Wed
7 AM – 10 PM
Thu
7 AM – 10 PM
Fri
7 AM – 11 PM
Sat
7 AM – 10 PM
Sun
7 AM – 8 PM

Details confirmed September 2026 · Google Business Profile

2201 S Wilmington St Ste 145
Raleigh, NC 27603

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Common questions

Answers are generated from public sources and Google's “People also ask”.

Is it worth paying for golf lessons?
Yes, for most golfers. Structured instruction speeds up skill development, corrects bad habits early, and often saves money long-term by preventing wasted practice time and frustration on the course.
How many lessons does it take to get good at golf?
It varies widely by individual, but many golfers see noticeable improvement after 4–8 lessons combined with regular practice. Consistent instruction paired with range time speeds up progress.
Where is the best place to get golf lessons?
The best place depends on your goals and budget—options range from public course programs to dedicated golf academies. Comparing instructor experience, lesson format, and pricing helps find the right fit.

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