You can find coaching information at Badminton ACT Coaching. It’s recommended to contact coaches who specialize in juniors.

Yes, some clubs focus on junior players. These include:

  • Capital Junior Badminton Club

  • Ari Junior Coaching and Socials Club
  • 16 Feathers Badminton Club

  • Kaleen Junior Badminton Club

Visit https://badmintonact.org.au/ and go to the "CLUBS" or "TIMETABLE" sections for more relevant clubs.

You can contact these clubs directly for more information about membership and programs.

If you are looking to play badminton in the ACT, the easiest way to get started is by joining a club.

Visit Badminton ACT and go to the “CLUBS” or “TIMETABLE” sections. Clicking on a club name will show details such as playing times, venues, skill levels, and contact information.

Attend a session at a club to see if the playing level and environment suit you. Most clubs welcome new players and allow trial sessions before committing. Make sure you've checked out the information of the club (visit Badminton ACT and go to the "CLUBS" sections) before attending a session.

If you prefer to play casually with friends or organise your own games, you can also book a badminton court yourself. To do this, please refer to hire-a-school-facility, where you can book available school halls that are suitable for badminton.

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