Find the best basketball courts in the Metro!
Hands down the country’s favorite sport, basketball in the Philippines is always alive and well in one way or another. From watching Steph Curry, Lebron James, and all the other stars in the NBA to supporting our very own PBA hoopers, Filipinos just can’t seem to get enough of the game.
If you’re tired of just watching and want to shoot some hoops yourself, then Booky is here with the assist! Read on for our list of the top indoor basketball courts in Metro Manila that you can rent. We’ve narrowed our search to courts that don’t require membership, so village or sports club courts won’t be on the list.
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Moro Lorenzo Sports Center
RATES: P1,800/ HOURSCHEDULE: 6AM-10PM pending practice
If you’re a fan of Philippine collegiate basketball, then you definitely need to play at Moro Lorenzo Sports Center. Share the same hardwood floors that college legends poured their blood, sweat, and tears on and up your game as you start to feel like a b-ball legend yourself!
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Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines
(02) 247- 0904; Ateneo trunk line: 426- 6001 loc. 4690/4692(Video) LeBron, Paul George have visited this famous basketball court in a crumbling tenement | SC Featured
Playland Indoor Basketball Court
RATES: P1,500/ HOURSCHEDULE: 10AM-9PM on Sundays to Thursday; 10AM-10PM on Fridays and Saturdays
Found inside the Playland arcade on the fourth floor of Fishermall, Playland Indoor Basketball Court might not be the first place you think of when you’re on the hunt for a court, but trust us when we say it delivers. Equipped with a sturdy taraflex court and a streetball attitude, you’re guaranteed to have a good time at Playland Indoor Basketball Court.
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4th level Fisher Mall, Quezon Avenue corner Roosevelt Avenue Quezon City
(02) 294 1560 local 107 or 122; (0917) 571 7206
FCL Sports Center
RATES: P1,500/ HOUR without lights; P1,700/ HOUR with lightsSCHEDULE: 8AM-12AM
Proving that the Katipunan area really is about that basketball life, FCL Sports Center basketball court is another indoor court that’s quality, convenient, and easy to rent! Found at the top of the FCL Center along Xavierville Avenue, get ready for an intense and exciting game whenever you play at FCL Center Baskeball Court.
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#15 Xavierville Avenue, Loyola Heights, Quezon City
(02) 929 9000, (0939) 913 3251
Golden Panda
RATES: P1,200/ HOUR
Situated on top of a popular Quezon City dorm-hotel, the Golden Panda basketball court might not be at the top of your list of places to hoop but, trust us, it’ll do just fine. Multiple rings, wooden courts, and an affordable rate make the Golden Panda court a solid option.
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10/F Golden Panda Building, 447 E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue corner Banawe Street, Barangay Tatalon, Quezon City
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Cloverleaf Gym
RATES: 6AM-5PM PHP1700/ HOUR; 5PM-12AM PHP1900/ HOURSCHEDULE: 6AM-12AM
Conveniently located right by EDSA, Cloverleaf Gym is a great indoor court option that isn’t too out of the way. Found in the Cloverleaf apartment complex, this accessible court sports wooden floors, accurate dimensions, and great showers and amenities.
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Cloverleaf Place, Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati City
(0917) 839 9261
PLAYGROUND at Ronac
RATES: P1,800/ HOUR without air conditioning; P5,400/ HOUR with air conditioning
One of San Juan’s better kept secrets, the PLAYGROUND at Ronac is a top notch basketball court and training facility perched on top of the Ronac ART Center. Featuring premium wooden floors, top-of-the-line rings and backboards, and a sleek, modern feel, the PLAYGROUND is definitely worth a try!
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424 Ortigas Avenue, Greenhills North, San Juan del Monte
(02) 570 9815
The Upper Deck Sports Center
RATES: P2,000/ HOUR without air conditioning; P4,000/ HOUR with air conditioning; additional P300/ GAME for scoreboard operationSCHEDULE: 9AM-10PM
A high quality basketball court used by local pro teams, The Upper Deck Sports Center is one of our top recommendations. Still relatively new and definitely up-to-date, The Upper Deck indoor court has professional level quality with great wooden floor, plexiglass backboards, and top of the line amenities.
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Ortigas Home Depot Complex, Julia Vargas Avenue, Pasig City
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Meralco Gym
RATES: P1,800/ HOURSCHEDULE: 8AM-11AM, 1PM-4PM, 8PM-10PM on weekdays; 6AM-10PM on weekends
Train like a Bolt at Meralco Gym! Home to the Meralco Bolts and even team Gilas Pilipinas, we won’t even try to pretend that training on the same court as our national team doesn’t add a ton of cool points to Meralco Gym. It goes without saying that the court itself is top notch and ticks every box when it comes to quality, amenities, and more.
Meralco Compound, Ortigas Avenue, Pasig City
(02) 632 8278
Toby’s Arena Basketball Court
RATES: P1,800/ HOURSCHEDULE: 8AM-10PM
The official basketball court of the Toby’s sporting brand, you already know that Toby’s Arena Basketball Court is going to be good. Equipped with wooden flooring that provides great support, fresh rims and backboards with just the right bounce, and spacious bleachers for those who need a breather or two, this basketball court is definitely a must try!
Quorum Group of Companies Center, C. Raymundo Avenue, Pasig City
(02) 651 7777
Gatorade Hoops Center
RATES: P1,800/ HOURSCHEDULE: 9AM-10PM
The training grounds of many local PBA teams, playing on the Gatorade Hoops Center is a surefire way to feel like a pro. From top quality wooden floors to NBA regulation court dimensions, any player would be happy to ball it out Gatorade Hoops Center.
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Puregold Complex, Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City
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G Court
RATES: P1,700/ HOURSCHEDULE: 6AM-12AM
Tucked away in the Pioneer area, G Court is a convenient basketball middle ground for groups that have players from all over the Metro. Sporting a decoflex surface, the floors aren’t the typical wooden finish but they still do a good job of keeping traction and supporting every move.
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123 Pioneer Street, Mandaluyong City
(0956) 218 9880
Kerry Sports Manila
RATES: P5,500/ HOUR on Mondays to Thursdays; P7,500/ HOUR on Fridays to Sundays, minimum 4 HOURS for non-members
We’ll be the first to admit that the price tag on a Kerry Sports reservation is a little steep, but we had to put them on the list for one major reason: Kobe Bryant, the Black Mamba himself, had played and trained on this court when he visited the Philippines back in 2016. For a chance to share the same court as a basketball legend like Kobe Bryant, we’re sure more than a few die-hard ballers are willing to pay the price.
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Level 5 and 6, Shangri-La at the Fort, Manila, 30th St. Cor. 5th Ave., Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
(02) 820 0888 extension 7707
Discover How You Can Work Out in BGC!Titan Love Court
RATE: P2,200 for a full membership/ 90-DAYS of unlimited access
Okay, we know that we said we wouldn’t include any courts that require membership, but the Titan Love Court is just too good to pass up! Just look at that mural! The good news is that even if this is a membership-only court, becoming a member is as easy as downloading their app and scheduling a time to ball it out.
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32nd St, Taguig, Metro Manila
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FAQs
What is the best basketball court in the Philippines? ›
Taguig's The Tenement was named the best basketball court in the world, determined by a Fiba-sanctioned survey.
What is the biggest basketball court in the Philippines? ›The Smart Araneta Coliseum, known as The Big Dome, is an indoor multi-purpose sports arena that is part of the Araneta City in the area of Quezon City, Philippines. It is one of the largest indoor arenas in Asia, and it is also one of the largest clear span domes in the world.
How much is a basketball court per hour? ›Got game? Basketball court rates are P1,100 per hour (without lights) and P1,300 per hour (with lights), with an additional P150 for the shot clock.
What is the most famous basketball court in the world? ›Rucker Park (Harlem, N.Y.)
This opens in a new window. Rucker Park is without a doubt the most famous basketball court on the planet.
These abilities include speed, athleticism, strength and physicality. Filipinos are very quick, and from the moment they step onto the court their passion for the game shines through. They are strong, have an excellent ability to jump, and are very physical, which helps greatly in the game.
Are Filipinos good at basketball? ›It also helps that the Philippines has been successful over the years. Philippine basketball teams are a source of national pride for the country. The Philippines won bronze at the 1960 FIBA World Championship, the highest finish to date of any Asian nation in the games (now the FIBA World Cup.)