Pickleball is a paddle sport played either indoors or outdoors between two teams of one or two players. The game combines elements of tennis and badminton but differs in that it has a non-volley zone.
Basic Rules to play Pickelball in Sports Academies
How to serve:
Players must announce the score prior to serving. Always call the
serving side score first, opponent score second, and the number
server you are on your team, so either 1 or 2.
The serve must be done underhand
The paddle must be below the waist
The serve should be made diagonally crosscourt
The ball should be hit into the air without being bounced
The ball must clear the 7-foot non-volley (kitchen) zone
The ball must bounce in-bounds on the receiver’s side
A fault can occur when:
The ball touches down
out-of-bounds
The ball does not go
over the net, hits a pole
or a person,
The ball bounces twice
before being hit
If the receiver faults first,
the server gets a point and
the players switch sides.
General Pricing Structure
Senior Pickleball Group: Hourly rates can range Fee: $31.55
Senior Pickleball – Cedarview: Day rates can range Fee: $6.00 per visit
Drop-In Indoor Pickleball : Co-ed Adult PickleballFee: $7.00 per visit
Court Rental: Paddle Rental
$2.50 per paddle
Hourly Rates: Hourly rates can range from $5 to $20 or more per hour, depending on the quality of the facility and its location..
Fitness & Program Members $22 per hour.
Pricing from Different Age Gruops
Full Member: Pickleball Court Rates
(Split Evenly Amongst # of Players on Reservation)
$28/hr.
Pickleball Only Member: Court Rate Hourly Breakdown – If Playing Singles (This is Your Personal Share Cost, 2 Players on Court) $14/hr
Non Member: Court Rate Hourly Breakdown – If Playing Doubles (This is Your Personal Share Cost, 4 Players on Court) $7/hr.
Days
No of Days in Advance you can Reserve Pickleball Courts
6 Days
5 days
3 days
Pickelball
Pickleball is a paddle sport played either indoors or outdoors between
two teams of one or two players. The game combines elements of
tennis and badminton but differs in that it has a non-volley zone. Pickleball is played as
singles or doubles.
Who’s at fault?
A fault can occur when:
The ball touches down
out-of-bounds
The ball does not go
over the net, hits a pole
or a person,
The ball bounces twice
before being hit
If the receiver faults first,
the server gets a point and
the players switch sides.
Gameplay:
The ball is served diagonally, across court, beginning with the
player on the right. A double bounce rule applies to the first
two returns.
The serving player continues to serve until they or their team
faults, and points are only awarded to the team serving.
Both the player receiving the serve and the server’s side must
allow the ball to bounce before hitting it.
First team to eleven points wins.
Both players on the serving doubles team have the
opportunity to serve and score points until
they commit a fault *(except for the
first service sequence of
each new game).
