
Pickleball may be the fastest-growing sport in America, but it’s also one of the loudest. Even five years after the sport's major boom, municipalities and communities face backlash against the signature pop of the ball hitting the paddle.
Pickleball noise is a major problem which may ultimately limit the growth of the sport and reduce its popularity, especially where free outdoor courts are limited and players need to play indoors for a fee.
So, how do you stop pickleball noise in a way which benefits both those who are affected by the noise as well as the players?