If you’re looking to invest in a sports court or own a recreational center, then do yourself a favor and install a pickleball court! 

The game is growing at a rapid pace and continues to do so. As the sport gains more and more popularity in America, many recreational centers are finding it harder to keep up with the customers looking to play.

Supply and Demand

Many players across America are finding it harder to get their chance to perfect their skill and play. Beginner-friendly time slots continue to sell out just as quickly as more people, all sorts of ages, are trying to get involved. That makes now the perfect opportunity for you to supply them with such high demand. The ROI would be beneficial to either your business or at home sports court. 

Imagine how many newcomers are looking for a hobby or need to relieve some stress around this time of year. The weather is getting colder, and outdoor sports courts will soon close down before the holidays reach. Pickleball is the perfect accommodation for athletes looking to remain active as it can easily be played indoors and out. 

Is It Costly?

Investing in a pickleball court won’t be expensive at all. Especially if you already own a multipurpose court, tennis court, or basketball court. The game can be played on either until you find the right time to install its appropriate court.

If you’re worried about the maintenance being hard to afford, don’t worry about it. The sport is an “evergreen” money opportunity. This means there is no off-season, and the income you’ll gain from athletes looking to play will flow all year round.

Why Now?

Quoted in a Boston Globe article, “it’s just more fun and laid back” said, Kelly Canniff, Rockport High School’s tennis coach. 

While tennis and basketball players aren’t exactly thrilled to share their time on a multipurpose court that can cater to all three, pickleball has been a sport anyone could enjoy. The hybrid sport is a combination of badminton, tennis, and ping pong. It’s easy to learn and creates less stress.

Although the game originated in the 1960s, players introduced to it have found it life-changing. A considerable portion of players looking to get involved is around 30 or older and retired. Good for the heart, good for the body! Because the sport is less intense but still requires a bit of action and fast movement, it keeps the elderly on their feet and is a great exercise opportunity.

Installing the pickleball court could do your business some good. Don’t miss out on a money opportunity, and call now to install yours!