Sunset ParkPickleball Venue in Fort Lauderdale, FL
- 4.9(105 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $95 per lesson

Outdoor pickleball court in Fort Lauderdale
Every coach below teaches at Sunset Park. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.

“I struggled with my technique and after my sessions with Gustavo I feel much more confident.”Lavonda S., student
About GustavoPPR certified pickleball coach. Multiple time tournament winner. Deep experience helping beginners and intermediate players improve their game.
Game development:
Strategies for your best play
Games people play
Play pickleball Longer
Court position.
How to move quick and easy in the court.
Basic pickleball tactics
Dynamic doubles
Dynamic single.Go to profileSunset Park at 3775 SW 16th St offers outdoor pickleball on dedicated or lined courts in a public Fort Lauderdale park, ideal for casual play with free access during daylight hours.
A steady-traffic venue. Lessons book up fastest on weekday evenings and weekend mornings.
Daily 6 AM to sunset, typical for Fort Lauderdale public outdoor pickleball parks.
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3775 SW 16th St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312, United States
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Get directionsLessons at Sunset Park start at $95 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
Sunset Park is an outdoor venue, so weather matters. Your coach will reach out a few hours before your lesson if rain is in the forecast and offer a free reschedule.
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The lesson had a good focus on drill work, especially on the third ball and kitchen line battles, which I think is pretty helpful for sharpening specific skills. Though, I’m curious to see how well I can transfer these practices into actual game situations , still, Gustavo’s approach seems to keep things practical. There's a definite emphasis on improving through targeted drills, which is useful, and I’m hopeful I can build on this in future lessons by simulating real gameplay more. If you're into detailed, strategic practice, you might want to give Gustavo a try.
Honestly, this lesson helped me focus on strengthening the area we targeted, which was quite helpful. Though I still have room for continued progress, I feel more confident about my game now and appreciate Gustavo's measured approach to teaching. Still, I look forward to building on what we covered and hopefully improving even more in the future. If you're considering a lesson with Gustavo, it’s worth trying out to see that focused attention firsthand.
I think Gustavo's lesson was quite helpful, especially since we concentrated on improving my forehand, backhand, and my serve and return of serve. Still, I believe I’ll benefit from more focused practice to keep progressing. Anyway, I appreciated the clear guidance and the way he pointed out specific things to work on , a pretty good experience overall. Though, I hope my next lesson with Gustavo will help me see continued improvement in my game.