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MA Pickleball Club Ranked In Top 10 In The U.S.
The venue was the only club in the Northeast to place in the top 10.
NATICK, MA — A Natick pickleball complex has earned national recognition in a new ranking of the country’s top clubs.
Bosse Pickledom was named the No. 9 pickleball club in the U.S., according to CourtSource’s 2026 Top 100 Pickleball Clubs ranking. The Natick Mall venue was the only club in the Northeast to place in the top 10.
“This recognition is a reflection of the energy and community our members and guests bring to Bosse every day,” Bosse co-founder and CEO DJ Bosse said in a statement. “We’re proud to see that experience recognized on a national level.”
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CourtSource said its rankings were based on verified data from more than 18,300 U.S. venues and an editorial review of the overall player experience.
Qualifying venues were evaluated for their size, playability, accessibility and amenities. CourtSource also considered coaching, leagues, locker rooms, dining options, social spaces and whether players had reasons to remain at a venue after their matches.
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St. Pete Athletic in St. Petersburg, Florida, took the No. 1 spot. Other clubs recognized in the top rankings included Greystone Pickleball Club in Michigan, The Fort in Fort Lauderdale and Pickler Universe in Texas.
Bosse, which is located at 310 Speen St., opened as a 100,000-square-foot indoor sports and dining complex with 21 pickleball courts. The facility also includes four dining options, a gym, a sports theater and recovery areas.
Bosse was founded by sports entrepreneur DJ Bosse and chef Chris Coombs. The facility is open to the public and offers different membership options.
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