A paddle sport that blends tennis, table tennis, and badminton, Pickleball is gaining popularity. An abbreviation of tennis courts and nets, as well as many racquet sports, make up the regulations of the game. Although doubles are the most usual configuration, it may be played as a single or a doubles game. In general, the regulations are pretty similar to those of tennis; however, there are a few notable exceptions. The size of the court is the most significant distinction. To play doubles in Pickleball, the court must be 44 feet long and 20 feet broad, compared to 78 feet for tennis. Pickleball serves must be sent across the court, much as in tennis. Moreover, one of the most obvious distinctions between the two games is the racquet, or paddle, as pickleball players refer to their equipment.

For Pickleball, the point of contact must be below the hip while serving underhand. Pickleball has a unique scoring system. In order to win, you must win by two points to the first team to achieve 11 points. The game will continue until one team wins by two points or more. The only time you can score is when your side is serving, unlike badminton or tennis. One of the most challenging things for beginner players to grasp is that the ball must bounce once on each side before they can begin volleying it.