Backyard Pickleball Courts, Done Right
Backyard pickleball courts on cushioned modular tiles, with regulation lines, your colors and a free court CAD layout. From a single backyard court to multi-court layouts for clubs and communities, our surfaces deliver tournament-level performance.
Why Players Love Our Backyard Pickleball Courts
Regulation court dimensions & lines
Cushioned surface reduces knee and ankle strain
Optimized for dink control and ball bounce
Multi-court layouts for clubs and communities
UV-stable colors - no fading for 15+ years
Quick-drain design for all-weather outdoor play
Custom Pickleball Courts: Colors, Logos, Dual Layouts
Our cushioned modular tiles are engineered specifically for pickleball's unique demands - precise ball bounce, comfortable footing for long rallies, and all-weather durability.
Custom pickleball courts start with color. Pick a kitchen color that contrasts with the court, match your team or HOA colors to Pantone, or print a logo on the tile surface with UV-stable inks. Need two courts? Our Dual Pickleball Court kit fits two courts on a 44 x 60 ft footprint.
Sharing the pad with a hoop? A pickleball basketball court overlays both sets of lines in contrasting colors, so each game stays easy to follow.
Nets and Posts for Your Pickleball Court
The net system is the one part of a court you touch every game, so choose it with the base in mind. Permanent posts suit a dedicated court; portable nets suit a driveway or a basketball court that doubles for pickleball.
Portable pickleball nets on wheels or a carry bag, for driveways and shared courts
In-ground posts and net system with an adjustable tension crank, built for permanent courts
Surface mount posts that anchor into concrete and are compatible with a GTC tile install
Hoop-to-light netting that turns a driveway hoop and a light pole into a pickleball net
A height-adjustable Multi-Sport Net System for tennis, pickleball and badminton
See every net, post and court add-on in our pickleball court supplies.
Recommended Tiles for Pickleball
Optimized for ball control, player comfort, and all-weather performance. For a dedicated court, start with the GTC Dink Pro pickleball tile.
Pickleball Court Installation by State
We ship kits nationwide and work with certified installers, who handle tile, lines and net placement. We do not pour concrete or asphalt: base work is quoted separately by a licensed local contractor. Local pages cover permits, weather and timing by state.
Outside these states? Find a certified installer near you, and read what drives backyard pickleball court cost before you request a quote.
Pickleball Court Questions
- How much does it cost to build a pickleball court?
- Every GTC pickleball court quote is all-in for the court package: tiles, ramps, corners, freight, lines, and a free CAD layout in one number, with no line-item surprises. Base work and professional installation are quoted separately by a local contractor, so gather those figures alongside your court quote. Cost drivers include single vs. dual court, tile line (multi-sport vs. dedicated pickleball), base condition, and DIY vs. professional installation. Request a firm quote
- What is the best surface for a pickleball court?
- Modular interlocking tiles are the preferred surface for residential and recreational pickleball. The Dink Pro tile by Game Tile Courts is specifically engineered for pickleball with optimized ball bounce, player traction, and a firm, consistent playing surface. It outperforms painted concrete and asphalt in durability and playability. Compare tiles and paint
- What size is a pickleball court?
- A regulation pickleball court is 20x44 feet, with a 7 foot non-volley zone, the kitchen, on each side of the net. That is the playing rectangle, not the whole project: we recommend a total area of about 30x60 feet including overrun, measured across flat, usable ground only. For two courts side by side, our Dual Pickleball Court kit is 44x60 feet. Game Tile Courts offers single and dual court configurations with precise regulation line markings included. Lay out your court
- Can I add pickleball lines to my basketball court?
- Yes. Basketball and pickleball is the pairing most families build. On a tile court the pickleball lines are line tiles in a contrasting color, set per your CAD layout, so both games stay easy to read. We do not paint lines onto an existing slab. For the combination we recommend a 30x60 foot pad: a recreational half court with a full pickleball court overlaid. On a 30x50 foot pad the hoop sits inside the pickleball court, so hoop placement is locked on the CAD layout. How multi-sport line markings work
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