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Proton Daytona Beach Open 2026: PPA Tour at Pictona

The Proton Daytona Beach Open runs November 16 through 22, 2026 at Pictona at Holly Hill, 1060 Ridgewood Ave in Holly Hill. It is a stop on the Carvana PPA Tour, the main professional pickleball circuit, with a total payout of $1,063,327 across five professional divisions. World No. 1 players Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns are both entered, confirmed on the PPA Tour's own event page (checked October 30, 2026).

Amateur players compete the same week on the same courts as the pros. Amateur registration starts at $89 per division, organized by skill level and age bracket, through pickleballtournaments.com. Spectator tickets start at $25, and every professional match streams live on PickleballTV.

Pictona at Holly Hill

Pictona is the Daytona Beach area's biggest pickleball facility by far: more than 49 championship courts, including a dedicated Championship Stadium Court built for tour stops like this one. The courts are lit for night play, and Pictona runs both day passes and memberships for players who are not here for the tournament. Call (386) 310-7067 for current day pass pricing, since tournament week may affect open play access. Source: pictona.org, checked October 30, 2026.

Other places to play pickleball in Daytona Beach

Pictona is not the only option in the area. Four more active listings in the city:

  • Riviera Park, 500 Jessamine Blvd: 8 free outdoor courts with permanent regulation nets, lit for night play, open sunrise to 10 p.m.
  • The Picklr — Daytona Beach, 2455 S Volusia Ave: 10 indoor courts, membership required with drop-in available, open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
  • Derbyshire Park, 849 Derbyshire Rd: 4 free outdoor courts with permanent regulation nets.
  • Schnebly Recreation Center, 1101 N Atlantic Ave: 2 free outdoor courts with permanent regulation nets.

With Pictona drawing the pro field and a packed amateur bracket for tournament week, the city's free courts at Riviera Park, Derbyshire Park and Schnebly Recreation Center are the easiest fallback for a regular game, and the indoor courts at The Picklr are the option if the weather does not cooperate.

See the full list of pickleball courts in Daytona Beach, FL for hours, nets, and cost on every location in the city.