Punggol Sport Centre has several court choices, but a booking only works when the sport, court type, time and facility all match. The Indoor Sport Hall can be configured for up to 20 badminton courts, or for 14 badminton courts alongside five pickleball courts. On Level 3, six sheltered tennis courts include three with dual-use pickleball markings. The centre also has a Team Sport Hall for basketball and volleyball and sheltered futsal courts. These are different bookable spaces, not one interchangeable court inventory. The address is 11 Sentul Crescent, Singapore 828656. The Indoor Sport Hall can be configured for up to 20 badminton courts, or for 14 badminton courts alongside five pickleball courts. On Level 3, six sheltered tennis courts include three with dual-use pickleball markings. The centre also has a Team Sport Hall for basketball and volleyball and sheltered futsal courts. These are different bookable spaces, not one interchangeable court inventory. The address is 11 Sentul Crescent, Singapore 828656.
To reserve a court, use the official MyActiveSG+ facility booking platform, select the actual venue and sport, choose an available date and session, review the price and terms, then complete payment. A booking confirmation is the evidence of the reservation. ActiveSG says the person who made a sport hall or outdoor-court booking must be present and take part in the group using the court. Do not arrive assuming that an empty-looking court is available for walk-in play. Check current facility notices and weather restrictions before you travel.
- Address: 11 Sentul Crescent, Singapore 828656.
- Indoor Sport Hall: up to 20 badminton courts, or 14 badminton plus five pickleball courts in an alternative layout.
- Level 3: six sheltered tennis courts, including three with dual-use pickleball markings.
- Team Sport Hall: two volleyball courts or one basketball court in its listed configuration.
- Sheltered futsal courts: Level 5M; use the correct futsal product.
- Book through the official MyActiveSG+ platform and select the exact venue, sport and session.
- The booking holder must attend and be part of the playing group under ActiveSG’s published guidance.
- A court booking is not transferable to another person or another sport.
- Check the confirmed time, payment and facility closure notices before travelling.
- Outdoor facilities may close during inclement weather; follow current staff instructions.
1. Decide which sport you are actually bookingStart with the game, not just the building. Badminton, pickleball and tennis use different court markings, equipment and booking products. Basketball and volleyball use the Team Sport Hall. Futsal uses a separate sheltered pitch. A reservation for one sport does not automatically let the group switch to another activity because a court looks suitable.
2. Understand the alternative indoor hall layoutsSportSG describes the Indoor Sport Hall as able to accommodate 14 badminton courts together with five pickleball courts, or up to 20 badminton courts in another configuration. These are alternative hall arrangements. They are not 19 or 20 permanent courts available for every booking at the same time. The operator’s actual floor configuration and current public booking products determine what can be reserved.
3. Choose between an indoor and sheltered outdoor courtPunggol has indoor racket courts as well as six sheltered tennis courts on Level 3. The sheltered courts include three with dual-use pickleball markings. A roof offers some protection from ordinary rain, but it does not guarantee that the venue will remain open during lightning or unsafe weather. If weather affects a session, follow ActiveSG’s cancellation or refund instructions rather than deciding on your own to use a different area.
4. Open the official booking platformGo directly to MyActiveSG+ using the official ActiveSG website or app pathway. Confirm that you are using the official service before entering account details or paying. Do not rely on an unofficial social-media post, a resale message or a third-party form that promises to reserve a court on your behalf. ActiveSG prohibits bot booking and the sale or transfer of booked facility slots.
5. Select the correct facility listingRead the facility name carefully. “Punggol Indoor Sport Hall” is not necessarily the same booking product as “Punggol Sheltered Courts (Pickleball & Tennis)”. Confirm the address and facility details. If the listing describes the Level 3 sheltered tennis courts, do not assume it is the indoor hall. Choosing the wrong facility can lead to a booking that does not match your intended game.
6. Select sport, date and available timeChoose the specific sport and the date you want. The platform shows the available products and time slots. Availability can change as other users book or cancel. A screenshot of yesterday’s calendar is not a live reservation. Select a slot only after checking that every player can attend and that the correct court type is selected.
7. Check the total price before paymentRates can depend on activity, peak or non-peak time, facility type and eligibility. The current ActiveSG rates page is the authoritative place to check published rates, but the payment screen for the chosen product should be checked before confirmation. Do not assume that the cost of a badminton court equals the price of a tennis, futsal or basketball booking.
8. Use the right account and understand the booking holder’s roleActiveSG’s public guidance says that the member who books a sport hall or outdoor court must be present during play and be part of the group using the court. The booking holder is not merely buying a reservation for friends. Make sure the named person can attend and has the booking details available. If that person cannot attend, do not privately transfer or sell the booking; use the official support and cancellation process.
9. Read the confirmation immediatelyAfter payment, open the booking confirmation and check the sport, facility, date, start time, duration and payment. Save or keep the confirmation accessible. If something appears wrong, read the official cancellation policy promptly. Do not assume you can freely change the date, time or location after confirmation.
10. Arrive with enough time to check inAllow time to travel to 11 Sentul Crescent, find the correct entrance, identify the booked hall or court and prepare equipment. A group arriving late may lose useful playing time even if the court is still reserved. The booking holder should be present and participate. Follow staff checks, entry controls and court allocation instructions.
11. Bring suitable equipment and footwearUse equipment suited to the sport. Badminton and tennis require different rackets and balls or shuttlecocks; pickleball uses a paddle and pickleball. Wear sports shoes suitable for the surface. Do not assume that all outdoor footwear is accepted on an indoor court. Respect any posted rules for food, drinks, equipment and court use.
12. Respect the allocated court and timeA booking gives access to a specified facility and period, not the right to occupy the venue indefinitely. Finish when the slot ends and allow the next group to enter. Do not move to a different court because it appears empty. If staff need to change the allocation or close an area, follow the instructions.
13. What if the court is not available when you arrive?Check the booking details, then approach the facility staff or Sport Champion with the confirmation. Do not argue with another group or take over an occupied court. A court may be reserved for a school, event or other authorised activity. The official booking record and on-site allocation take priority over a visitor’s assumption.
14. What if rain or lightning affects the session?SportSG warns that outdoor facilities may close during inclement weather as a safety precaution. Follow the actual closure notice and staff instructions. A sheltered roof does not mean play will continue through every lightning alert. If ActiveSG cancels the booking because of rain, its current refund guidance describes a process for unused bookings. Keep the booking record and check the official status.
15. A simple booking checklist for families and groupsBefore paying, agree on the players, sport, date and preferred time. Select the exact court product, review its price and terms, pay through MyActiveSG+, and save the confirmation. On the day, the booking holder attends and plays, the group uses only the allocated court, and everyone leaves on time. This short routine avoids most preventable booking errors.
Frequently asked questionsCan I walk in and play if a court looks empty? Do not assume so. Use the official booking process and follow staff directions.
3. Choose between an indoor and sheltered outdoor courtPunggol has indoor racket courts as well as six sheltered tennis courts on Level 3. The sheltered courts include three with dual-use pickleball markings. A roof offers some protection from ordinary rain, but it does not guarantee that the venue will remain open during lightning or unsafe weather. If weather affects a session, follow ActiveSG’s cancellation or refund instructions rather than deciding on your own to use a different area.
4. Open the official booking platformGo directly to MyActiveSG+ using the official ActiveSG website or app pathway. Confirm that you are using the official service before entering account details or paying. Do not rely on an unofficial social-media post, a resale message or a third-party form that promises to reserve a court on your behalf. ActiveSG prohibits bot booking and the sale or transfer of booked facility slots.
5. Select the correct facility listingRead the facility name carefully. “Punggol Indoor Sport Hall” is not necessarily the same booking product as “Punggol Sheltered Courts (Pickleball & Tennis)”. Confirm the address and facility details. If the listing describes the Level 3 sheltered tennis courts, do not assume it is the indoor hall. Choosing the wrong facility can lead to a booking that does not match your intended game.
6. Select sport, date and available timeChoose the specific sport and the date you want. The platform shows the available products and time slots. Availability can change as other users book or cancel. A screenshot of yesterday’s calendar is not a live reservation. Select a slot only after checking that every player can attend and that the correct court type is selected.
7. Check the total price before paymentRates can depend on activity, peak or non-peak time, facility type and eligibility. The current ActiveSG rates page is the authoritative place to check published rates, but the payment screen for the chosen product should be checked before confirmation. Do not assume that the cost of a badminton court equals the price of a tennis, futsal or basketball booking.
8. Use the right account and understand the booking holder’s roleActiveSG’s public guidance says that the member who books a sport hall or outdoor court must be present during play and be part of the group using the court. The booking holder is not merely buying a reservation for friends. Make sure the named person can attend and has the booking details available. If that person cannot attend, do not privately transfer or sell the booking; use the official support and cancellation process.
9. Read the confirmation immediatelyAfter payment, open the booking confirmation and check the sport, facility, date, start time, duration and payment. Save or keep the confirmation accessible. If something appears wrong, read the official cancellation policy promptly. Do not assume you can freely change the date, time or location after confirmation.
10. Arrive with enough time to check inAllow time to travel to 11 Sentul Crescent, find the correct entrance, identify the booked hall or court and prepare equipment. A group arriving late may lose useful playing time even if the court is still reserved. The booking holder should be present and participate. Follow staff checks, entry controls and court allocation instructions.
11. Bring suitable equipment and footwearUse equipment suited to the sport. Badminton and tennis require different rackets and balls or shuttlecocks; pickleball uses a paddle and pickleball. Wear sports shoes suitable for the surface. Do not assume that all outdoor footwear is accepted on an indoor court. Respect any posted rules for food, drinks, equipment and court use.
12. Respect the allocated court and timeA booking gives access to a specified facility and period, not the right to occupy the venue indefinitely. Finish when the slot ends and allow the next group to enter. Do not move to a different court because it appears empty. If staff need to change the allocation or close an area, follow the instructions.
13. What if the court is not available when you arrive?Check the booking details, then approach the facility staff or Sport Champion with the confirmation. Do not argue with another group or take over an occupied court. A court may be reserved for a school, event or other authorised activity. The official booking record and on-site allocation take priority over a visitor’s assumption.
14. What if rain or lightning affects the session?SportSG warns that outdoor facilities may close during inclement weather as a safety precaution. Follow the actual closure notice and staff instructions. A sheltered roof does not mean play will continue through every lightning alert. If ActiveSG cancels the booking because of rain, its current refund guidance describes a process for unused bookings. Keep the booking record and check the official status.
15. A simple booking checklist for families and groupsBefore paying, agree on the players, sport, date and preferred time. Select the exact court product, review its price and terms, pay through MyActiveSG+, and save the confirmation. On the day, the booking holder attends and plays, the group uses only the allocated court, and everyone leaves on time. This short routine avoids most preventable booking errors.
Frequently asked questionsCan I walk in and play if a court looks empty? Do not assume so. Use the official booking process and follow staff directions.
5. Select the correct facility listingRead the facility name carefully. “Punggol Indoor Sport Hall” is not necessarily the same booking product as “Punggol Sheltered Courts (Pickleball & Tennis)”. Confirm the address and facility details. If the listing describes the Level 3 sheltered tennis courts, do not assume it is the indoor hall. Choosing the wrong facility can lead to a booking that does not match your intended game.
6. Select sport, date and available timeChoose the specific sport and the date you want. The platform shows the available products and time slots. Availability can change as other users book or cancel. A screenshot of yesterday’s calendar is not a live reservation. Select a slot only after checking that every player can attend and that the correct court type is selected.
7. Check the total price before paymentRates can depend on activity, peak or non-peak time, facility type and eligibility. The current ActiveSG rates page is the authoritative place to check published rates, but the payment screen for the chosen product should be checked before confirmation. Do not assume that the cost of a badminton court equals the price of a tennis, futsal or basketball booking.
8. Use the right account and understand the booking holder’s roleActiveSG’s public guidance says that the member who books a sport hall or outdoor court must be present during play and be part of the group using the court. The booking holder is not merely buying a reservation for friends. Make sure the named person can attend and has the booking details available. If that person cannot attend, do not privately transfer or sell the booking; use the official support and cancellation process.
9. Read the confirmation immediatelyAfter payment, open the booking confirmation and check the sport, facility, date, start time, duration and payment. Save or keep the confirmation accessible. If something appears wrong, read the official cancellation policy promptly. Do not assume you can freely change the date, time or location after confirmation.
10. Arrive with enough time to check inAllow time to travel to 11 Sentul Crescent, find the correct entrance, identify the booked hall or court and prepare equipment. A group arriving late may lose useful playing time even if the court is still reserved. The booking holder should be present and participate. Follow staff checks, entry controls and court allocation instructions.
11. Bring suitable equipment and footwearUse equipment suited to the sport. Badminton and tennis require different rackets and balls or shuttlecocks; pickleball uses a paddle and pickleball. Wear sports shoes suitable for the surface. Do not assume that all outdoor footwear is accepted on an indoor court. Respect any posted rules for food, drinks, equipment and court use.
12. Respect the allocated court and timeA booking gives access to a specified facility and period, not the right to occupy the venue indefinitely. Finish when the slot ends and allow the next group to enter. Do not move to a different court because it appears empty. If staff need to change the allocation or close an area, follow the instructions.
13. What if the court is not available when you arrive?Check the booking details, then approach the facility staff or Sport Champion with the confirmation. Do not argue with another group or take over an occupied court. A court may be reserved for a school, event or other authorised activity. The official booking record and on-site allocation take priority over a visitor’s assumption.
14. What if rain or lightning affects the session?SportSG warns that outdoor facilities may close during inclement weather as a safety precaution. Follow the actual closure notice and staff instructions. A sheltered roof does not mean play will continue through every lightning alert. If ActiveSG cancels the booking because of rain, its current refund guidance describes a process for unused bookings. Keep the booking record and check the official status.
15. A simple booking checklist for families and groupsBefore paying, agree on the players, sport, date and preferred time. Select the exact court product, review its price and terms, pay through MyActiveSG+, and save the confirmation. On the day, the booking holder attends and plays, the group uses only the allocated court, and everyone leaves on time. This short routine avoids most preventable booking errors.
Frequently asked questionsCan I walk in and play if a court looks empty? Do not assume so. Use the official booking process and follow staff directions.
7. Check the total price before paymentRates can depend on activity, peak or non-peak time, facility type and eligibility. The current ActiveSG rates page is the authoritative place to check published rates, but the payment screen for the chosen product should be checked before confirmation. Do not assume that the cost of a badminton court equals the price of a tennis, futsal or basketball booking.
8. Use the right account and understand the booking holder’s roleActiveSG’s public guidance says that the member who books a sport hall or outdoor court must be present during play and be part of the group using the court. The booking holder is not merely buying a reservation for friends. Make sure the named person can attend and has the booking details available. If that person cannot attend, do not privately transfer or sell the booking; use the official support and cancellation process.
9. Read the confirmation immediatelyAfter payment, open the booking confirmation and check the sport, facility, date, start time, duration and payment. Save or keep the confirmation accessible. If something appears wrong, read the official cancellation policy promptly. Do not assume you can freely change the date, time or location after confirmation.
10. Arrive with enough time to check inAllow time to travel to 11 Sentul Crescent, find the correct entrance, identify the booked hall or court and prepare equipment. A group arriving late may lose useful playing time even if the court is still reserved. The booking holder should be present and participate. Follow staff checks, entry controls and court allocation instructions.
11. Bring suitable equipment and footwearUse equipment suited to the sport. Badminton and tennis require different rackets and balls or shuttlecocks; pickleball uses a paddle and pickleball. Wear sports shoes suitable for the surface. Do not assume that all outdoor footwear is accepted on an indoor court. Respect any posted rules for food, drinks, equipment and court use.
12. Respect the allocated court and timeA booking gives access to a specified facility and period, not the right to occupy the venue indefinitely. Finish when the slot ends and allow the next group to enter. Do not move to a different court because it appears empty. If staff need to change the allocation or close an area, follow the instructions.
13. What if the court is not available when you arrive?Check the booking details, then approach the facility staff or Sport Champion with the confirmation. Do not argue with another group or take over an occupied court. A court may be reserved for a school, event or other authorised activity. The official booking record and on-site allocation take priority over a visitor’s assumption.
14. What if rain or lightning affects the session?SportSG warns that outdoor facilities may close during inclement weather as a safety precaution. Follow the actual closure notice and staff instructions. A sheltered roof does not mean play will continue through every lightning alert. If ActiveSG cancels the booking because of rain, its current refund guidance describes a process for unused bookings. Keep the booking record and check the official status.
15. A simple booking checklist for families and groupsBefore paying, agree on the players, sport, date and preferred time. Select the exact court product, review its price and terms, pay through MyActiveSG+, and save the confirmation. On the day, the booking holder attends and plays, the group uses only the allocated court, and everyone leaves on time. This short routine avoids most preventable booking errors.
Frequently asked questionsCan I walk in and play if a court looks empty? Do not assume so. Use the official booking process and follow staff directions.
9. Read the confirmation immediatelyAfter payment, open the booking confirmation and check the sport, facility, date, start time, duration and payment. Save or keep the confirmation accessible. If something appears wrong, read the official cancellation policy promptly. Do not assume you can freely change the date, time or location after confirmation.
10. Arrive with enough time to check inAllow time to travel to 11 Sentul Crescent, find the correct entrance, identify the booked hall or court and prepare equipment. A group arriving late may lose useful playing time even if the court is still reserved. The booking holder should be present and participate. Follow staff checks, entry controls and court allocation instructions.
11. Bring suitable equipment and footwearUse equipment suited to the sport. Badminton and tennis require different rackets and balls or shuttlecocks; pickleball uses a paddle and pickleball. Wear sports shoes suitable for the surface. Do not assume that all outdoor footwear is accepted on an indoor court. Respect any posted rules for food, drinks, equipment and court use.
12. Respect the allocated court and timeA booking gives access to a specified facility and period, not the right to occupy the venue indefinitely. Finish when the slot ends and allow the next group to enter. Do not move to a different court because it appears empty. If staff need to change the allocation or close an area, follow the instructions.
13. What if the court is not available when you arrive?Check the booking details, then approach the facility staff or Sport Champion with the confirmation. Do not argue with another group or take over an occupied court. A court may be reserved for a school, event or other authorised activity. The official booking record and on-site allocation take priority over a visitor’s assumption.
14. What if rain or lightning affects the session?SportSG warns that outdoor facilities may close during inclement weather as a safety precaution. Follow the actual closure notice and staff instructions. A sheltered roof does not mean play will continue through every lightning alert. If ActiveSG cancels the booking because of rain, its current refund guidance describes a process for unused bookings. Keep the booking record and check the official status.
15. A simple booking checklist for families and groupsBefore paying, agree on the players, sport, date and preferred time. Select the exact court product, review its price and terms, pay through MyActiveSG+, and save the confirmation. On the day, the booking holder attends and plays, the group uses only the allocated court, and everyone leaves on time. This short routine avoids most preventable booking errors.
Frequently asked questionsCan I walk in and play if a court looks empty? Do not assume so. Use the official booking process and follow staff directions.
11. Bring suitable equipment and footwearUse equipment suited to the sport. Badminton and tennis require different rackets and balls or shuttlecocks; pickleball uses a paddle and pickleball. Wear sports shoes suitable for the surface. Do not assume that all outdoor footwear is accepted on an indoor court. Respect any posted rules for food, drinks, equipment and court use.
12. Respect the allocated court and timeA booking gives access to a specified facility and period, not the right to occupy the venue indefinitely. Finish when the slot ends and allow the next group to enter. Do not move to a different court because it appears empty. If staff need to change the allocation or close an area, follow the instructions.
13. What if the court is not available when you arrive?Check the booking details, then approach the facility staff or Sport Champion with the confirmation. Do not argue with another group or take over an occupied court. A court may be reserved for a school, event or other authorised activity. The official booking record and on-site allocation take priority over a visitor’s assumption.
14. What if rain or lightning affects the session?SportSG warns that outdoor facilities may close during inclement weather as a safety precaution. Follow the actual closure notice and staff instructions. A sheltered roof does not mean play will continue through every lightning alert. If ActiveSG cancels the booking because of rain, its current refund guidance describes a process for unused bookings. Keep the booking record and check the official status.
15. A simple booking checklist for families and groupsBefore paying, agree on the players, sport, date and preferred time. Select the exact court product, review its price and terms, pay through MyActiveSG+, and save the confirmation. On the day, the booking holder attends and plays, the group uses only the allocated court, and everyone leaves on time. This short routine avoids most preventable booking errors.
Frequently asked questionsCan I walk in and play if a court looks empty? Do not assume so. Use the official booking process and follow staff directions.
13. What if the court is not available when you arrive?Check the booking details, then approach the facility staff or Sport Champion with the confirmation. Do not argue with another group or take over an occupied court. A court may be reserved for a school, event or other authorised activity. The official booking record and on-site allocation take priority over a visitor’s assumption.
14. What if rain or lightning affects the session?SportSG warns that outdoor facilities may close during inclement weather as a safety precaution. Follow the actual closure notice and staff instructions. A sheltered roof does not mean play will continue through every lightning alert. If ActiveSG cancels the booking because of rain, its current refund guidance describes a process for unused bookings. Keep the booking record and check the official status.
15. A simple booking checklist for families and groupsBefore paying, agree on the players, sport, date and preferred time. Select the exact court product, review its price and terms, pay through MyActiveSG+, and save the confirmation. On the day, the booking holder attends and plays, the group uses only the allocated court, and everyone leaves on time. This short routine avoids most preventable booking errors.
Frequently asked questionsCan I walk in and play if a court looks empty? Do not assume so. Use the official booking process and follow staff directions.
15. A simple booking checklist for families and groupsBefore paying, agree on the players, sport, date and preferred time. Select the exact court product, review its price and terms, pay through MyActiveSG+, and save the confirmation. On the day, the booking holder attends and plays, the group uses only the allocated court, and everyone leaves on time. This short routine avoids most preventable booking errors.
Frequently asked questionsCan I walk in and play if a court looks empty? Do not assume so. Use the official booking process and follow staff directions.
Can I book badminton and then play pickleball? Only if the booking product and court allocation explicitly allow that sport.
Does the booking holder have to attend? ActiveSG’s published guidance says the person who booked must be present and part of the playing group.
Are all 20 badminton courts always available? No. The hall has alternative configurations.
Where are the sheltered tennis courts? Level 3 of Punggol Sport Centre.
Can a roof guarantee play during lightning? No. Follow facility closure and safety instructions.
