The Court
A pickleball court's dimension are 20’ x 44’ for both singles and doubles. The net is hung at 36” at the ends and hangs 34” in the middle. A non-volley zone extends 7’ back from the net on all side, commonly called “the kitchen.”
Court Diagram
Source : Google (USAPA)
The Equipment
Competitive paddles used in pickleball are constructed from a high-tech composite, ranging in cost from $50-$150 each. An official pickleball is made of plastic and is between .78 to .935 ounces and 2.874 to 2.972 inches in diameter. There are no colour restrictions other than the ball must be a single, consistent colour. The USAPA has tested and approved several outdoor and indoor balls for official tournament play.
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