Pickleball Court (44 × 20 ft)

Overview

A regulation pickleball court with the non-volley zone (the kitchen) and a net, on the surface USA Pickleball recommends for new construction. It is one configurable item: the size is the whole surface and the lines stay at their real size. Select it for Hard court, Sport tile or Hardwood and to toggle the net.

Sizing & placement

The surface is 768 × 408 inches (64 × 34 ft) around the 44 × 20 ft court, the size USA Pickleball lists for new construction and tournament play; its minimum is 30 × 60 ft. The kitchen lines are 7 ft from the net. The net is 36 inches high at the sidelines (the item's height) and 34 inches in the centre, with posts 22 ft apart.

Where it works

Backyards, driveways, parks, clubs and gyms (on Hardwood for a gym floor). Find it under Sports & Venues (Gym tab) or search "pickleball".

Specifications

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Configurable options

• Color — any hex value

Frequently asked questions

What size is a pickleball court?

The court is 20 × 44 ft for singles and doubles. Plan at least a 30 × 60 ft surface; this item uses the recommended 34 × 64 ft.

How high is a pickleball net?

36 inches at the sidelines and 34 inches in the centre.

How many pickleball courts fit in a tennis court?

About four: a 120 × 60 ft tennis footprint holds four 30 × 60 ft minimum surfaces. The Pickleball Courts (4) template puts four full 34 × 64 ft courts in a 133 × 83 ft lot.