Absolutely—you can convert a tennis court into a pickleball court, and it’s one of the most cost-effective ways to bring this fast-growing sport to your own backyard or community space. Whether you’re looking to use your tennis court for multi-sport play or make a full transition, there are a few things to consider.
Why Convert a Tennis Court?
Pickleball is exploding in popularity thanks to its fun, social nature and easy-to-learn rules. Many people already have access to underused tennis courts, making conversion a smart, space-saving solution.
How to Convert a Tennis Court to a Pickleball Court
1. Temporary Overlay
The simplest method is to use portable nets and line the court with temporary tape or chalk.
- Ideal for dual use: tennis and pickleball
- No permanent changes to the court
- Great for beginners or casual players
2. Permanent Conversion
This involves resurfacing the court with new paint, installing permanent pickleball nets, and possibly adjusting fencing or lighting.
- Best for dedicated pickleball courts
- Custom court colors and layout options
- Can include multiple pickleball courts in one tennis space
3. Multi-Court Setup
A tennis court is large enough to fit up to 4 pickleball courts side by side, depending on layout. Great for communities or clubs.
What You’ll Need
- Professional court surfacing or repainting
- Pickleball net systems (temporary or permanent)
- Accurate line striping for court dimensions
- Optional upgrades: lighting, fencing, windscreens
Final Thoughts
Yes, you can convert a tennis court into a pickleball court—and it’s a great way to maximize space and enjoy one of America’s fastest-growing sports. Whether you want a temporary setup or a custom permanent installation, we can help make it happen. Contact us today to learn more about converting your tennis court for pickleball play.