If you miss the peak-hour ballot for an ActiveSG Punggol court or do not get a slot, check MyActiveSG+ again at noon, 12 days before the date you want to play. ActiveSG says any unassigned ballot slots are released at that point on a first-come, first-served basis.
Treat it as another chance to book rather than a guaranteed release at Punggol. Have a second time or venue in mind so your group can make a decision if its first choice is unavailable.
- Count back 12 calendar days from the session date.
- Check MyActiveSG+ from noon that day.
- Look for the correct sport, facility and date.
- Share the details only after you have a confirmed booking.
Work out the date to check
For example, if you want to play on a Saturday, 12 days earlier is the Monday of the preceding week. Set a reminder for noon on that Monday. The ActiveSG slot release FAQ gives the separate timings for the peak ballot and for the release of unassigned slots.
Search for the correct court
Open the booking flow for your sport and check the venue. If you see a suitable time, review the date and price before confirming. Keep a backup that the group can actually reach if Punggol has no court free.
Tell the group what was confirmed
Send the facility name, court number and time. If a payment or confirmation is unclear, use the Punggol court booking troubleshooting guide to check before asking the group to travel.
Frequently asked questions
Does noon guarantee a weekend court?
No. The release covers slots that remain unassigned. Availability depends on the date, sport and venue.
