Platinum
Full access, weekdays + weekends
$770/year · $60 one-time sign-up fee
Junior < 18: $45/mo
Access hours
- Weekday 4 PM – 10 PM (main entrance)
- Weekday 12 – 4 PM & 10 – 11 PM (biometric)
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Getting started is the hardest part, so we make it easy. Twenty pro courts, world-class coaches, and programs for every age and level — all under one roof. First racket or national ranking, you’ll have the right court, the right coach, and the right people around you.
It’s more than courts and coaching. Open play, leagues, camps, and a community that shows up for each other. Not sure where to start? Just ask — we’ll help you find your game.
Find Your Place
From first-timers to national competitors, every player has a home at Frisco Badminton.
From first racket to competitive teams — structured coaching that builds skill, focus, and confidence at every age.
Explore junior programsOpen play, day passes, and membership options for every level, with 24/7 court access. Learn the game, stay in shape, or just rally together.
Explore adult playOlympic-level coaching and a clear pathway for players aspiring to rankings, titles, and national teams.
See the competitive pathwayBuilt for the Game
Training Programs
Every Frisco player has a tier — from first-time beginners holding a racket to nationally-ranked competitors. Structured progression, clear milestones, and coaching that grows with you.
Ages 5+ · 1–2 / week
Your first steps on the court. Proper grip, footwork, and the core strokes.
Ages 7+ · 2–3 / week
Build consistency and match play. Drives, drops, and placement.
By assessment · 3 / week
The first step toward competition for juniors — structured skill building and match exposure.
By assessment · 2–3 / week
Final prep before joining the competitive teams. Tournament readiness and match simulation.
By assessment · 2–3 / week
Competitive track begins. Structured drills, tournament prep, video analysis.
By assessment · 2–3 / week
The elevated Team C track. Higher training load, regional tournament focus, advanced technique.
By invitation · 5 / week
Nationally ranked competitors. Elite sparring, national-team pathway.
Grades 9–12 · 2–3 / week
A dedicated track for high school players balancing school, tournaments, and training.
Membership at a Glance
Platinum for 24/7 access. Gold for full weekends plus weekday afternoons. Silver for weekends only. Bronze for weekday afternoons. No surprises, no hidden fees — just pick the one that fits your life.
Full access, weekdays + weekends
$770/year · $60 one-time sign-up fee
Junior < 18: $45/mo
Access hours
World-Class Coaching
The head coach of the USA National Men’s Team. A former head coach of Team Indonesia. A Team USA para badminton athlete. Olympic-level sparring partners. Meet the people who coached America to its first badminton medals.

Coaching Director
Former Head Coach of the USA National Men's Badminton Team. Led Team USA to its first-ever Paralympic medal at the Paris 2024 Games — a silver in SH6 Mixed Doubles won by Miles Krajewski and Jayci Simon, who then nominated Ahlawat for the Order of Ikkos, the USOPC's highest honor for a coach. First coach of Indian origin to receive the award for Team USA Badminton. Holds a Master's degree in Health & Physical Education and has 24 years of elite coaching experience.

Team USA Para Badminton Player / FBA Para Badminton Advisor
From tragedy to triumph — in 1996, a car accident left Amy Burnett paralyzed, altering the course of her life. Yet amidst the adversity, she found a newfound strength and determination. In 2016, she discovered para-badminton, and the sport's combination of skill, strategy, and physical demands resonated deeply. She quickly established herself as a formidable force in the WH1 category, representing the United States at the Parapan American Games, World Para-Badminton Championships, and numerous international tournaments. Beyond her athletic achievements, Burnett is a passionate advocate for para-sports and disability rights, using her platform to raise awareness, inspire others, and challenge stereotypes.

Head Coach
Coach Della has many years of coaching experience, working with numerous young players at various levels. Over the past 11 years, she has coached, sparred, and worked with players in different age groups, providing her with even more motivation to continue fulfilling her students' dreams of becoming top players at national and international levels. A former Indonesian National Team member and Djarum Badminton Club product, Della brings elite-level competitive experience to her coaching at Frisco Badminton Academy, where she has served as Head Coach since 2021.

Paris 2024 · Paralympic Silver · Order of Ikkos
Miles Krajewski and Jayci Simon won Team USA’s first-ever Olympic or Paralympic badminton medal — silver in SH6 Mixed Doubles at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Then they turned around and gave their coach a medal of his own. Abhishek Ahlawat received the Order of Ikkos — the USOPC’s highest honor for a coach, and the only award an athlete can bestow on their mentor. First coach of Indian origin to receive it for Team USA Badminton.
Upcoming Camps
Nov 23 – Nov 27, 2026
Thanksgiving Break Badminton Camp
View detailsWhat Our Families Say
“Great facility for kids badminton training with various levels of training, and a number of time slot options for each (weekday/weekend). Very knowledgeable and friendly coaching staff.”
“This is a brand new state-of-the-art facility that has been more than accommodating to me as a Team USA wheelchair player and USAB board member.”
“Awesome place for all ages — great for beginners to advanced players. Clean environment and supportive staff for training and open play.”

Est. Frisco, TX
The Frisco Network
Frisco Badminton is the parent brand and flagship HQ. Austin Badminton Academy operates three locations across the Austin metro — Round Rock, Leander, and Pflugerville. Argyle Sports Academy — currently under construction, opening late 2026 — joins the family as our first dual-sport (badminton + pickleball) venue with 14 courts across 26,000 sqft. All four are run by the same ownership and share coaching staff, training methodology, and competitive pipeline.
★ North Texas
Where the story started — flagship HQ plus the Argyle expansion.
Non-Profit
Frisco Badminton believes in Badminton Gold Quest, a non-profit dedicated to providing badminton scholarships for U.S. athletes who otherwise couldn’t afford elite-level training or tournament participation. Every dollar goes directly to tuition, equipment, and tournament travel.
“Badminton Gold Quest opened the door to elite coaching for kids whose families couldn’t have afforded it otherwise. That pipeline is how you go from zero American badminton medals to two.”
— FBA Coaching Staff
Perfect for
Full weekends + weekday afternoons
$660/year · $60 one-time sign-up fee
Junior < 18: $45/mo
Access hours
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Weekends only
$550/year · $60 one-time sign-up fee
Junior < 18: $45/mo
Access hours
Perfect for
Weekday afternoons only
$440/year · $60 one-time sign-up fee
Junior < 18: $45/mo
Access hours
Perfect for

Elite Player
Prabu Wenang Pitutur is an experienced badminton player and coach with a career spanning Indonesia, Malaysia, China, India, and the United States. As a player, he has earned multiple national and international achievements, including junior doubles titles in Indonesia and semifinal finishes in major U.S. tournaments such as the Chicago Open and Austin Open.

Elite Player
Choirunnisa is a former Indonesia National Team player (2017–2021) who joined Frisco Badminton in 2022. She began her career at Mutiara Bandung Badminton Club (2012–2016) before earning national team selection. At her peak she reached #10 in BWF Junior Rankings and #56 in BWF World Rankings in women's singles. A dominant force on the Indonesian Djarum National Circuit with multiple singles and doubles titles, she also competed at the Asia Junior Championship, World Junior Championship, and Badminton Asia Championship. Since moving to the USA, Choirunnisa has continued her winning ways — claiming multiple titles at the Austin Open, MBC Chicago Open, and NVBC Open, and reaching the semifinals of the 2024 Yonex Frisco Open.

Elite Player
Aníbal Marroquín is a leading Guatemalan badminton player, recognized for his success in men's and mixed doubles. He is a two-time Central American and Caribbean Games gold medalist and won bronze in men's doubles at the 2023 Pan American Games. Known for his consistent international performances, Marroquín remains a key figure in Guatemalan badminton with numerous titles and podium finishes in BWF International Challenge and Series tournaments.

Elite Player
Jauza Fadhila Sugiarto is a professional Indonesian badminton player from Jakarta, specializing in women's doubles and singles. She comes from a prominent badminton family — the youngest child of former World Champion Icuk Sugiarto and younger sister of elite men's singles player Tommy Sugiarto. Affiliated with the Jaya Raya Jakarta club, Jauza achieved a career-high #1 BWF Junior World Ranking in girls' doubles and reached #26 in senior women's doubles. A former Indonesia National Team member (2017–2019), she is recognized for achievements at both junior and senior levels, including runner-up at the 2017 World Junior Championship and winner of the 2024 Yonex Frisco Open women's doubles.
Under construction · Opens late 2026 · Badminton + Pickleball
Austin Metro
Three sister academies, ~200 miles south of Frisco along I-35.