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What club offers:

Courts:
0 indoor • 5 outdoor
Surface:
Asphalt
Court setup:

Pickleball: Bring your own nets • Taped lines

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FAQ

Yes, Buttonwood Bay Condominium has pickleball courts.
Buttonwood Bay Condominium is a private club.
Buttonwood Bay Condominium has 0 indoor courts and 5 outdoor courts. There are a total of 5 courts.
You must bring your own nets to Buttonwood Bay Condominium.
Surfaces: asphalt.
Buttonwood Bay Condominium is located at 96000 Overseas Hwy, Key Largo, FL, 33037, USA.
Phone: 3058523248, Website: http://www.buttonwoodbayfl.com/
You can play at Buttonwood Bay Condominium by joining or creating an open play through Bounce.

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