At Gallant Sports & Infra Ltd., we design and build indoor and outdoor pickleball courts for clubs, schools, housing societies, and sports facilities across India. Founded in 2016 in Gurugram, Haryana, we have completed approximately 800 sports infrastructure projects, and we lay out pickleball courts to the standard dimensions set out in the sport’s official rules.
Part of pickleball’s appeal is how little it asks for. The court is the same size as a doubles badminton court, the rules are simple, and new players can enjoy a proper rally quickly. But a small court leaves little room for error. Footwork at the net is quick and low, so a surface that’s uneven or holds water after rain will affect the game straight away.
We handle the project from base preparation and drainage through surfacing, line marking, and net installation, whether you’re building from scratch or converting an existing court.
A pickleball court is a 44ft x 20ft court divided by a low net, with a 7ft non-volley zone, known as the kitchen, on each side of the net. The game draws on table tennis, badminton, and tennis, and uses the same court for singles and doubles.
Because the court is compact and the game is easy to learn, pickleball suits a wide range of players and venues. It’s also a practical addition where space is limited, since a single court needs far less land than a tennis court.
Acrylic Hard Courts The common choice for outdoor pickleball, using acrylic surfaces similar to those on tennis courts. They give a consistent playing surface for fast rallies and quick movement at the net.
Base Construction Outdoor courts can be built on a dynamic base or on concrete with proper slopes, so water runs off the surface and the court stays playable.
Sports Vinyl Flooring A good fit for indoor halls, including multi-sport halls that also host badminton. See our PVC vinyl flooring range.
Polyurethane (PU) Flooring A smooth, resilient option for indoor pickleball courts and multi-sport halls with regular use.
You don’t always need new land to add pickleball. A doubles badminton court is the same size as a pickleball court, so it can often be converted with new markings and a lower net. A tennis court has enough room for several pickleball courts, which can make better use of a court that sees little play.
The right approach depends on the existing surface, the space around the court, and whether you want to keep the original sport as well. We assess this during the site visit.
Sports clubs and academies add pickleball courts to attract new members and offer a sport that suits a wide range of ages.
Schools and colleges use pickleball for PE and recreation, since the rules are simple and the court needs little space.
Housing societies include pickleball as a shared amenity, often by converting an underused court or adding a single new one.
Commercial sports arenas build multiple pickleball courts alongside other sports as part of a larger venue.
Gallant Sports has completed approximately 800 sports infrastructure projects in various states across India. Our pickleball work includes courts at Zyng Sports Arena in Noida, a multi-sport venue that also offers football, box cricket, and padel.
We handle site assessment, base work, surfacing, line marking, and net installation as one team, so clubs and facility managers have a single point of contact from planning through handover.
A pickleball court is 44ft x 20ft (13.41m x 6.10m), the same size as a doubles badminton court. The recommended total area, including space around the court, is at least 60ft x 30ft.
No. Pickleball is simple and accessible, so both beginners and experienced players can enjoy it.
Outdoor courts commonly use acrylic surfaces like tennis courts. Indoor halls can use sports vinyl or PU flooring. We recommend a surface after reviewing your site and how the court will be used.
Yes. A doubles badminton court is the same size, and a tennis court has enough room for several pickleball courts. You’ll need new markings and pickleball nets, which sit much lower than badminton nets, so we check the surface and available space first.
The kitchen is the non-volley zone, which extends 7ft from the net on each side. Players can’t volley the ball while standing in it, so the line needs to be clearly marked.
Cost depends on the surface type, the number of courts, the base work, and whether the court is indoor or outdoor. Share your site details and we’ll prepare a quote after a site assessment.
Yes. Gallant Sports has completed sports infrastructure projects in various states across India, and our team travels for site assessment and installation.
Pickleball Court | Dimensions |
Court Size | 44ft x 20ft (13.41m x 6.10m) |
Non-Volley Zone (Kitchen) | 7ft (2.13m) from the net on each side |
Service Area | 15ft x 10ft (4.57m x 3.05m) |
Net Height (Sidelines) | 36 inches (91.4cm) |
Net Height (Centre) | 34 inches (86.4cm) |
Line Width | 2 inches (5cm) |
Minimum Recommended Total Area | 60ft x 30ft (18.28m x 9.14m) |
Preferred Total Area | 64ft x 34ft (19.5m x 10.36m) |
An even surface gives a predictable bounce and secure footing, especially around the kitchen line where most of the quick exchanges happen.
Outdoor courts need a properly sloped base so water runs off quickly after rain instead of collecting on the surface.
The court itself is only 44ft x 20ft, but players need room beyond the lines. Plan for the total area, not just the court.
Where pickleball shares a floor with badminton or tennis, the lines should be in a clearly different colour so each sport’s court is easy to read.
