Everything on the court except the players.

Court equipment

Everything on the court except the players.

Nets, surfacing, hoppers, ball machines and mini courts for clubs, schools, resorts and parks. Built for daily play rather than a single season, and most of it can carry your branding.

1minimum order on club nets $29per square meter, roll out surfacing Your logo on the net as standard, not a surcharge

Where to start

What a court actually needs.

Four categories cover almost every setup, whether you are adding one court or fitting out a facility.

  • Nets and posts.

    Nets and posts.

    A permanent club net system for courts in daily use, or a regulation portable net that sets up in minutes and packs into a bag.

  • Playing surface.

    Playing surface.

    Roll out surfacing turns an existing hard court, gym floor or car park into a proper pickleball court without construction.

  • Balls and ball handling.

    Balls and ball handling.

    Tournament and recreational balls, plus a hopper so nobody spends the end of a session bent over picking them up.

  • Training and coaching.

    Training and coaching.

    A solo rally trainer for members, or a club grade ball machine for coaching programmes and paid court time.

Your logo on the net, included.

Branding

Your logo on the net, included.

Most suppliers treat branding as an upgrade and price it accordingly. On our club net systems your logo is part of the product. The net is the one thing on a court that every player looks at for an entire game, which makes it the most valuable surface you own.

  • Club net systems include your logo as standard, not as a paid extra
  • Portable nets produced in your club colours
  • Free mockup before anything is produced
See the club net system
You probably do not need to build courts yet.

Before you build

You probably do not need to build courts yet.

The playing area is 20 by 44 feet, and about 30 by 60 feet with run off. That fits inside space most venues already have. Start with portable nets on existing hard surface, or roll out surfacing over it, and let member demand tell you whether permanent courts are worth the capital.

  • A tennis court usually converts into two to four pickleball courts
  • Portable nets and roll out surfacing need no construction
  • Prove demand first, build permanent courts once it is there
Adding pickleball to a club?

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Court equipment questions

What equipment do I need for one pickleball court?

A net, a playing surface with court lines, balls and paddles. A ball hopper saves a lot of bending. That is genuinely it for casual play. Coaching programmes usually add a ball machine.

Can we use an existing tennis or hard court?

Yes, and most venues should start that way. The playing area is 20 by 44 feet, about 30 by 60 feet with run off, so a single tennis court usually converts into two to four pickleball courts. Roll out surfacing lays over what you already have.

Do the nets carry our club logo?

Club net systems include your logo as standard rather than as a surcharge. Portable nets are produced in your club colours. You approve a free mockup before anything is made.

What does court equipment cost?

A permanent club net system is $499, a regulation portable net is $149 and a ball hopper is $44.99. Roll out surfacing is from $29 per square meter. Ball machines run from $249 for a rally trainer to $1,499 for the club grade machine.

Is there a minimum order?

Not on court equipment. Nets, hoppers, mini court sets and ball machines can be ordered one at a time. Surfacing is quoted by area.

How long does it take?

Custom branded items such as club nets and portable nets run about 4 to 6 weeks after you approve the proof, plus shipping. Tell us your opening date early and we will build the timeline around it.

Spec your courts

Tell us what you are working with.

Send us your space, your court count and what is already there. We will spec the equipment, price it, and tell you honestly what you do not need to buy.