Dink District

Happy National Pickleball Day!

We are making progress at 900 Dick Scobee Road clearing the land to begin construction of Dink District.

It’s happening!

A Major Milestone for Dink District�
After months of planning and preparation we are excited to announce that Dink District has officially received its permits and approvals to begin construction.

This is a significant step forward in turning our vision into reality, and we are grateful for everyone who has supported us throughout this journey. What started as an idea for a dedicated indoor pickleball facility has now reached the point where construction is set to begin shortly.�
Over the coming months, you'll see Dink District take shape as we build a facility designed for players of all ages and skill levels—a place where competition, community, and connection come together.

We're excited to share these first visuals with you and look forward to providing regular construction updates along the way.

Thank you for being part of the journey. The next chapter starts now.

“The facility aims to solidify Horry County as a top sports destination.”

We do!

Exciting New Pickleball Facility Coming to Carolina Forest! Carolina Forest will get a new 40,000 pickleball facility, Dr. Ron K. Reynolds, the the facility's builder announced. A new venue called the Dink District, a

Dink District featured on WMBF yesterday

40,000-square-foot pickleball facility coming to the Myrtle Beach area in 2026 A pickleball facility, named the Dink District, is projected to open near Myrtle Beach in 2026, the company said in a release. For more Local News from WMB...

Introducing Myrtle Beach’s largest indoor pickleball complex, Dink District, opening in 2026. Conveniently located at 200 Ronald McNair Boulevard, Carolina Forest, Dink District will feature 14 pro-grade courts in a fully enclosed, climate controlled 40,000 square foot environment. This exciting new venue will also feature a central Championship Court, perfect for hosting competitive tournaments.

Dink District will offer an elevated experience that includes a lounge area serving food and beverages, a pro shop and locker rooms with showers. The facility will cater to players of all skill levels by providing a mixture of membership and walk-in options. While focusing on open play, Dink District will also accommodate reserved courts and a variety of classes and leagues.

Dink District is the first joint venture for Ron K. Reynolds, M.D., a member of the Myrtle Beach business and healthcare community since 1986, and his son Kerry Reynolds, a well-known local pickleball player who has competed in several tournaments, and is a certified Level 2 IPTPA (International Pickleball Teaching Professional Association) instructor. The team envisions Dink District as “a new place to play, connect and compete” that can be appreciated by players of all levels year round, regardless of weather, in the nation’s fastest growing sport. With the rapid growth of pickleball in the region, Dink District will further position Myrtle Beach as a leading sports destination, complementing other expanding sports venues and pickleball facilities in the area.

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