Dedicated Pickleball Courts in Trophy Club, TX

The Town of Trophy Club completed the construction of dedicated pickleball courts at Harmon Park, a project valued at $971,406. This new construction effort covered 40,300 square feet of site work in Denton County, with a final inspection passed in February 2026. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) closed the project file in June 2026, marking the end of the accessibility review process for this construction.

Registered with TDLR in April 2025, the project began construction in March 2025 and was scheduled for completion in October 2025. The actual final inspection occurred in February 2026, indicating a build window of approximately 340 days. This duration is slightly longer than the median scheduled build window of 219 days for similar new construction filings in the county. The estimated cost of $971,406 is close to the county median of $900,000 for comparable projects registered in the last 24 months.

Project Details and Design

The John R. McAdams Company, Inc. served as the design firm of record for this initiative. Casey Joe Anderson was the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing. The project utilized public funds and public land, consistent with municipal development standards in the area. The cost per square foot was calculated at $24, which is below the county median of $121 per square foot for new construction projects of this type.

The Town of Trophy Club has other registered infrastructure projects, including the Trophy Club Community Pool and Splash Pad Renovation, which totaled $2,300,000 and is also review complete. The design firm, The John R. McAdams Company, Inc., has been involved in larger regional projects such as Furst Ranch Phase I Infrastructure in Flowermound and Kingwood Hills in Lewisville. These projects demonstrate the firm’s experience with significant public and private developments in the North Texas region.

Local web mentions describe the project as an enhancement to community recreation offerings. A listing on the Town of Trophy Club website identifies the project as the Dedicated Pickleball Courts Project at Trophy Club. Another source notes that the Town enhanced its recreation offerings with the construction of six dedicated pickleball courts at Harmony Park, aligning with the facility name on the TDLR filing. These third-party descriptions confirm the public nature of the facility and its focus on racquet sports.