Best Badminton Court Greensboro Near Me

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The Leonard J. Kaplan Center for Wellness is a 216,000 sq. ft. recreation facility designed to serve UNC Greensboro students, faculty, staff, and alumni. The entire Recreation & Wellness staff is dedicated to offering a unique recreation experience to all members by use of state of the art equipment and a diverse set of group exercise classes, informal recreation activities, and programs. Special features of the Leonard J. Kaplan Center for Wellness include:


The Recreation Field is located next to the baseball stadium. This field is lighted for night play and serves the Intramural, Club Sports, and Informal Recreation programs.


The outdoor basketball and volleyball courts are located just north of the Softball and Soccer Stadiums and west of Moore-Strong and Weil-Winfield Residence Halls. The Irwin Belk Recreation Track begins behind the Student Recreation Center and loops around the outdoor courts and pavilion, which are located behind the soccer stadium. Come and experience the park-like setting that’s ideal for students, faculty and staff to relax, play ball, walk or jog and enjoy the pavilion for lunch or a snack. The track is open during daylight hours seven days a week. The basketball and volleyball courts are lit until 10pm each night.

Twelve tennis courts with lights for night play are located next to the Coleman Building and are available to the University community for recreational play evenings and weekends when not being used for academic classes or by the varsity tennis teams.