Pickleball Court Dimensions Chart
Pickleball Kit Hub · pickleballkithub.com · reviewed September 13, 2026
| Overall court | 20 feet wide by 44 feet long, identical for both singles and doubles play |
|---|---|
| Non-volley zone (the kitchen) | extends 7 feet back from the net on each side |
| Service courts | each side of the court is divided into two service courts by a center line, with each service court measuring 10 feet wide by 15 feet deep (from the non-volley line to the baseline) |
| Line width | all court lines should be 2 inches wide and a color that clearly contrasts with the playing surface, which counts as part of the court's playing dimensions per official rules |
| Net height at the sidelines | 36 inches |
| Net height at the center | 34 inches, lower than the sidelines to create a slight sag that mirrors tennis net conventions |
| Net posts | placed 22 feet apart, positioned 1 foot outside the sidelines on each side, and should be no more than 3 inches in diameter |
| Tournament-level clearance | competitive and tournament play often calls for more generous clearance |
Typical values for general guidance. Always check the manufacturer's specification for your exact product.
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