Pickleball Court
What is Pickleball?
Pickleball, a rising sport for all ages, finds its popularity in its versatility. Perfect for backyards with its compact court, matching the size of a badminton court at 20′ x 44′. Points solely count for the serving side, served diagonally.
Players must allow the ball to bounce once before returning volleys, and a seven-foot “no-volley” zone on each side of the net curbs spiking. The server shifts between service courts until a fault occurs. The game concludes when a team scores eleven points, provided they lead by two. Playable in singles or doubles.
Pickleball Court Specifications
These courts can be built as an individual court or a tennis court can be repurposed into two courts. These courts can follow the similar colors as a standard tennis court with 2” white boundary lines or a more custom design with non-traditional colors can be used. If desired, a court can be combined with other sports such as a tennis court or a basketball court into a Multi Court.
- Irrespective of singles or doubles play, a pickleball court measures 20 feet in width and 44 feet in length.
- While a preferred choice is the standard 34 feet wide and 64 feet long court, there exists a minimum size of 30 feet wide and 60 feet long.
- The court lines, sharing a width with tennis court lines, should be 2 inches.