noun

• A game resembling tennis in which players use paddles to hit a perforated plastic ball over a net.

  ‘residents can play tennis, pickleball, handball, and bocce’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Remember in summer camp when you got the "honorable mention" badge for some non-sport like archery or rowing or pickleball?’
  • ‘The event included 1,356 men and women over age 50 competing in 22 sports - from pickleball all the way to rough-and-tumble rugby.’
  • ‘No matter who's playing, pickleball requires much less power and speed than other racket sports.’
  • ‘Organizers say there will also be free-form recreational activities like hula hoops, sidewalk chalk art, street tennis, pickleball, jump rope and soccer games.’
  • ‘Last year pickleball was admitted to the National Senior Games, the first new sport in 20 years.’
  • ‘Just when she thought her days of playing court games were over, someone suggested she give pickleball a try.’
  • ‘I'm simply stopping by to lounge with a book in an Adirondack chair, and maybe, if I run into someone I know, play some pickleball!’
  • ‘Many players come to pickleball as current or former tennis players.’
  • ‘Pickleball will be available to those eighteen and older starting April 3rd!’
  • ‘The Family Y offers two full-size courts in the gym for pickleball from 9-11 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays.’