Why Parks Departments Love Pickleball…

Sarasota County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Announce Summer Pickleball League

This indoor, mixed doubles pickleball league takes place at the Englewood Sports Complex gymnasium, 1300 S. River Road, every Monday from June 16 through Aug. 8. The league is limited to 16 teams, and the registration deadline is June 1. This fun, “call-your-own” league uses USAPA rules and is open to players ages 18 and older. Read More

Pickleball, the fast-paced racket sport with a quirky name, is a smash in Madison

Madison School & Community Recreation has offered pickleball play for about five years at Memorial High School, said Terrence Thompson, sports specialist. It added a pickleball evening at East High School this winter “to accommodate the growth,” he said. Read More

Cholla Park in Scottsdale Opening 8 New Pickleball Courts

After a summer of hearing from pickleball enthusiasts, the city of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation department announced at an Aug. 18 public meeting that it plans to convert two tennis courts into eight pickleball courts at Cholla Park. Read More

Parks and Rec’s Pickleball Increases in Popularity

Pickleball’s popularity is growing at the local parks and recreations. This sport be played outside in nice weather.
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Pickleball courts at Buchannan Park ready for action next week

Sometimes pickleball players do not have anywhere to play or they have to share with the tennis players. There are opportunities for deteriorating parks to become new courts for pickleballers.
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6 New Outdoor Pickleball Courts Open in Knoxville
Adding pickleball courts to the outdoors promotes more ways to encourage people to exercise and have fun. Pickleball is an excellent activity for all ages. Read More

Pickleball at McMillen Park in Fort Wayne

Indoor and outdoor pickleball is available in Fort Wayne. With indoor and outdoor pickleball options in Fort Wayne, there are many ways to exercise and have fun.
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Pickleball Grows in Grand Junction

The saying is “If you build it, they will come.” Pickleball is growing and is continuing to grow. There needs to be more courts for our pickleball lovers.
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