Find out if you have “court boss” creds or are still keeping things casual by taking a trivia test or two… Are you in a Pickle? Just a fun quiz to see how well you know your game......are you ready to begin? 1 / 10 1. What is Pickleball?Pickleball combines elements of several sports.Which sport is not represented? badminton ping pong tennis football Football. Pickleball is a fast paced racquet and ball sport. Most games last 15 to 25 minutes. The court, net, equipment and scoring share qualities with badminton, tennis and ping pong. 2 / 10 2. Why is Pickleball called pickleball? for keeping your opponent in a pickle and undecided where to play for a pickle jar where the balls were kept for a dog named Pickles for pickle boat, where oarsmen were chosen from leftovers from other crews For pickle boat where oarsmen were chosen from leftovers of other crews because the rules came from several other games just like a pickle boat where leftover oarsmen come from different crews. The inventors did have a dog named Pickles, but that was after the game was invented. 3 / 10 3. How long has the game of Pickleball been played? invented in 1865 played by ancient Greeks invented in 1965 played by ancient Chinese Invented in 1965 by Joel Pritchard, Bill Bell and Barney McCallum in Washington to entertain their children. 4 / 10 4. What kind of equipment is used to hit the ball in Pickleball? no equipment, only the hand a paddle similar to a tennis racquet a paddle similar to a ping pong paddle a paddle similar to a baseball bat A paddle similar to a ping pong paddle. The paddle cannot exceed 24 inches wide or 17 inches in length. 5 / 10 5. What type of ball is used in Pickleball? ping pong ball tennis ball round ball less than 3 inches with holes like a whiffle ball smooth rubber ball A round ball less than 3 inches with holes like a whiffle ball. At first a whiffle ball was used but was improved to become a smooth plastic, hollow ball of 2.87 to 2.97 inches with 26 - 40 evenly spaced holes. 6 / 10 6. Where is Pickleball played? an indoor basketball court a grass tennis court a court the same size as a badminton court a ping pong table A court the same size as a badminton court - the court is 20 X 44 feet. 7 / 10 7. How many players are in a game of Pickleball? 6 to 8 2 to 4 16 never enough when it is windy 2-4. The game is played as singles or doubles. 8 / 10 8. What type of serve is used in Pickleball? overhand with the ball tossed in the air underhand with ball below waist Underhand with the ball below the waist. It is served diagonally across the net into the second half of the court and must bounce once before it is returned. 9 / 10 9. What is the kitchen line in Pickleball? serving area where the players rest to have a snack just outside the court non volley line The non volley line is 7 X 20 feet, and is on either side of the net. A player can only volley when their feet are behind the non volley zone. 10 / 10 10. What is the winning score in pickleball? 25 75 100 11 11 but must be 2 points ahead to win. Your score is 0% Restart quiz How Into Pickleball Are You? 1 / 10 1. Your favorite thing about your paddle is: A) wait, which one? B) the medium weight - it gives you swing power without being too heavy C) umm, it looks good 2 / 10 2. Your pickleball friends are: A) Jim the dink-king for weekend doubles, Sally with the killer lob for weekday matches, and anyone with a paddle for practice drills in between B) strategically better than you - so you can pick up their skills C) your old college buddies, who still call pickeball 'Ping Pong' with a bigger net 3 / 10 3. Pickleball originated in: A) Bainbridge Island, Washington...obviously B) definitely Chatham, Ontario C) it's an English sport, right? 4 / 10 4. If you're in the kitchen, you're most likely: A) delivering a swift, solid ground stroke B) trying to stay out of it as much as possible; you're too afraid you'll be tempted to volley C) getting a snack - you're hungry after a match 5 / 10 5. Your Pickleball Idol is: A) Ben Johns - you've got to give props to one of the top players in the world B) that guy you see every weekend. He's on the court before you arrive and stays long after you've left C) dill, sour and garlicky. Yum!! 6 / 10 6. To prep for a game, you: A) practice shadow swings in front of a mirror, limber up with legwork, then solo dink till your accuracy is off the charts B) study YouTube videos hunting for new tricks C) check out the bar menu for post-match margaritas 7 / 10 7. UGH! Your body aches. Where do you feel the pain? A) that tennis elbow is flaring up again B) your calves are feeling extra tight - your're still getting used to all the pivoting C) the blister you got from gripping the paddle too tight 8 / 10 8. You've spent many, many hours perfecting your: A) dink. You're determined to get it just over the net, making it impossible for your opponent to return B) serve. You sometimes still go a little too hard C) outfit. You want to look like you belong, after all. 9 / 10 9. You're planning your next vacation. Where are you going? A) there's only one option: Naples, Florida for April's US Open Pickleball Championships B) somewhere warm, but not too warm. If it's too hot, you'll never convince your partner to indulge you in a game C) Aspen for some skiing sounds great 10 / 10 10. When playing doubles, you tend to look for a partner who: A) has a killer serve, a strong dink, and at least or two tricks up their game-day sleeve B) is forgiving when you miss that smash or spend too much time in no man's land C) has a pulse 0% September 30, 2023 FacebookshareTwittertweetGoogle+share Kiwanis Club – October 5thReels & Shorts Related Content2023 Fall LeagueNovember 26, 2023Kiwanis Club – October 5thOctober 6, 2023Reels & ShortsSeptember 10, 2023Pickleball Is More Than Just a Good TimeSeptember 10, 2023MLP Tournament Results – September 9thSeptember 9, 2023Skinny Singles Tournament ResultsAugust 14, 2023Advertise your business on www.ckpickleball.comJuly 15, 2023