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Sport guide

Paddle tennis

Paddle tennis is a scaled-down form of tennis played with solid paddles and a depressurised tennis ball on a smaller court. It is played mainly in the United States, notably in California, and the US association now promotes it as POP Tennis.

Importance 2 out of 5Importance rating
RacketWiki EditorsVerified 24 October 20261 source

At a glance

Also known as
POP Tennis
Court
15.24 m × 6.096 m (50 ft × 20 ft)
Played with
A paddle and a ball
Formats
Singles, Doubles
Governing body
International POP Tennis Association (formerly the United States Paddle Tennis Association)
Origin
Being verified

The court

Net15.24 m (50 ft)6.096 m (20 ft)
Paddle tennis court, drawn to scale. Source: POP Tennis, Home page, Court Dimensions.

Formats

  • Singles
  • Doubles

Explore paddle tennis

  • CourtsCourt size 15.24 m × 6.096 m (50 ft × 20 ft), drawn to scale
  • OrganisationsWho governs the sport

Sources

  1. POP Tennis, POP Tennis Australia, Web page; no edition statedpoptennis.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)