Respect the Court Rotation

If there are people waiting to play, make sure to rotate out of the court promptly after finishing your game. Don't linger on the court after you have finished playing.

Allow Right of Way

​If you and your partner are both going for the same ball, communicate and determine who will take the shot to avoid collisions or confusion.

Refrain from Coaching

During play, avoid giving unsolicited advice or coaching to other players. Save feedback for practice sessions or after the game if requested.

Mind the Kitchen

Players cannot volley (hit the ball in the air) while standing inside the NVZ. Be aware of your positioning, especially when at the net.

Apologize for Errant Shots

If you accidentally hit a ball into another court or hit another player, apologize and offer a friendly gesture to show it was unintentional.

Retrieve Balls Thoughtfully

When a ball from another court rolls onto your court, wait for the point to finish before returning it. Avoid disrupting the game by retrieving balls during a ​

Call Out the Score

Clearly announce the score at the start of each point so that all players are aware.

Control Your Temper

Avoid displays of frustration, anger, or negative behavior. Pickleball is a fun and social game, so focus on good sportsmanship.

Be Inclusive

Be welcoming and inviting to players of all skill levels. Offer tips and encouragement to beginners and play with a spirit of fairness and camaraderie.

Use Proper Equipment

Ensure your pickleball paddle is in good condition and does not damage the ball or create excessive noise.

Stay Hydrated

Bring water to the
​court and take short breaks as needed to stay hydrated and energized.

Have Fun!!!

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Remember, pickleball is a social sport, and displaying good etiquette not only makes the game more enjoyable but also fosters a positive community on and off the court.