Pickleball

People Playing PickleballPickleball at the Recreation Center

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Fees

  • Must be a BASIC Member of the Rec Center (FREE)
  • $2 Fee for Residents-Per Session
  • $3 Fee Non Residents-Per Session

  • 11-Punch Pass Available (get 1 punch free)                           $20 Residents/$30 Non-Residents

  • PRO Fitness Member Discount – If you are a PRO member at the Rec Center (allows you to access the weight room and cardio area) receive $1 OFF each drop-in, only available as a Virtual Punch Pass

  • PRO Member Virtual 11-Punch Pass (get 1 punch free) $10 Residents/$20 Non-Resident (Available 1/3)

See a description of the IFP ratings system (PDF).

Equipment

We have a selection of paddles and pickleballs for players to use during the session.

Pickleball Classes

We offer introductory and intermediate Pickleball lessons. For more information click on the links below.

Introductory Pickleball Lessons


Click here to register online


About Pickleball

Pickleball is a fun and exciting (and addictive) racquet sport, which differs from tennis by utilizing a court less than half the size of a tennis court. It is primarily played as a doubles sport which means each person only has to cover about ten feet of court side-to-side. The rules are few and simple and the game utilizes an underhand serve, perforated plastic ball and "no-smash zone," seven feet in front of the net which allows for an easy-to-learn sport with a slower finesse-style of play.

A pickleball court has the same dimensions as a badminton court (44 by 20 feet) with a net that is two inches lower than a tennis net. The sport is played with wooden or composite paddles that are about twice the size of a ping pong paddle and a perforated plastic ball similar to a whiffle ball.

Video

View a pickleball video on YouTube to get you familiar from CBS News.


"Pickleball" Is Such a Funny Name? How Was It Named?

Pickleball (at least one version) was named after the family cocker spaniel of one of the co-founders. Pickles would chase stray balls and hide in the bushes. So you see that it was "Pickle's ball". The name stuck. Learn about the History of Pickleball.

What Age Groups Play Pickleball

Pickleball is a lifetime sport. There are players from 9 to 90 playing and having fun at all levels of play.

I Have Never Played - Where Can I Learn to Play Pickleball?

Drop-ins are welcome at any of our play times. We are always glad to see new players and take time to teach you the basics of the game and get you started. You will find our players eager to help and lots of fun. We also have several demos throughout the year which are advertised in the paper and on our club site. Watch out - the game gets addictive and you will get hooked!