Pickleball, once a niche retirement pastime, now boasts more than 13.6 million players across the U.S. and is officially the country’s fastest-growing sport. But in cities like Peachtree City, Tucker, ...

Indoor pickleball play is faster, so your reaction time must be shorter. That will benefit your game when you move outdoors.

A new ordinance at Laguna Beach requires pickleball players to use quieter paddles in response to complaints from residents of a senior living facility.

The City of Tucker's plans for 12 pickleball courts at the Tucker Recreation Center are officially on “pause,” brought to a ...

The city will fine players caught at the park with traditional paddles; the new rules are in response to noise complaints.

Louisville plans to move forward with meeting residents’ growing demand for pickleball courts by converting the Louisville ...

Why will playing pickleball indoors help your outdoor game? Here are a few key reasons: ** Indoor play is faster, so your reaction time must be shorter. ** There is more noise and more ...

The Hawaiʻi Convention Center recently transformed into the state's largest, indoor pickleball event, with 38 air-conditioned ...