Pickleball at Reabold Tennis Club
SOCIAL PICKLEBALL FOR ALL LEVELS WILL COMMENCE ON
THURSDAY 19TH FEBRUARY 2026 9.00AM – 10.30AM
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FRIDAY 6.00PM – 7.30PM BAR OPEN
THIS WILL BE ORGANISED PLAY
$10 pp EQUIPMENT INCLUDED MEMBERS
$15 pp EQUIPMENT INCLUDED NON MEMBERS
What to Expect
- A fun, relaxed atmosphere
- Social set play
- A great way to meet new people and enjoy the sport
Come along, have a hit, and see why Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world. No need to book—just show up and join in the fun! For more details, feel free to contact Reabold Tennis Club. See you on the court!
Looking for a fun and social way to stay active? Join us for Pickleball at Reabold Tennis Club! Whether you’re a seasoned player or completely new to the game, our sessions are a great way to learn, play, and improve your skills.
How is Pickleball Different from Tennis and Padel?
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- Court Size: Pickleball is played on a badminton-sized court (smaller than tennis but larger than padel).
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- Equipment: Uses solid paddles (larger than table tennis paddles but smaller than tennis racquets) and a lightweight plastic ball with holes.
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- Game Style: The game is faster-paced than tennis but with less running, as the court is smaller. Unlike padel, walls aren’t used in play.
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- Serving: Pickleball has an underhand serve, making it easier for beginners.
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- Scoring: Games are usually played to 11 points, but only the serving team can score.
Basic Pickleball Rules
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- Serving: Must be underhand and crosscourt. Only the serving team can score.
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- Double Bounce Rule: The ball must bounce once on each side before players can hit it in the air.
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- The “Kitchen” (Non-Volley Zone): Players can’t volley (hit the ball in the air) while standing in the 7-foot zone near the net.
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- Scoring: Games are played to 11 points, and you must win by 2 points.