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What is Pickleball?
Think of Pickleball as a crafty mix of badminton, tennis and ping-pong. Like tennis, Pickleball can be played in singles or doubles but the pickleball ball is plastic and perforated like a wiffleball. The great thing about Pickleball is that it’s a sport for everyone! It's a great way to stay active with many health benefits and is much more low impact on the body than other sports.
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Pickleball at the Nemours Family Zone
Get out and play pickleball!
Reserve your pickleball court today!
The reservation rate for a pickleball court is $18.00 per hour. Reservations are available 48-hours in advance. To book your reservation, visit us online or call 407-675-2500.
About Jenny Taylor
Jenny Taylor has been the USTA National Campus Head Pickleball Professional since the spring of 2021. A former collegiate tennis player at San Jose State, and a Tennis Professional for more than 20 years. Jenny brings a wealth of experience and knowledge as well as a Professional Pickleball Registry certification to every client she welcomes to the sport.
Contact Coach Jenny at jennifer.taylor@usta.com .
Ready to play pickleball?
Programs and drop-in play for all levels are available now.
Want to take your game to the next level?
We can set up private or small group lessons to meet your needs.
Pickleball Camps, Tournaments and Events at the National Campus
Pickleball Tournaments & Events:
For information about Pickleball events at the National Campus, click here.
Pickleball Camps:
Come and join us for a fun and comprehensive Pickleball camp experience at the USTA National Campus. Three-day, one-day or private camps are available.
For more information about Pickleball camps at the National Campus, click here.
Pickleball Leagues
Register for our monthly Men's or Women's leagues. Different league levels are available. Participants will play one game with each player on their court. Scores will then be reported into DUPR.