Sequim Pickler Local Resources

• This spreadsheet highlights local resources for reps, paddles, instruction and so much more.

• Find archived PPA rules & tips that have appeared in our Weekly News pop-up

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Learn About and Shop Pickleball

• To learn more about pickleball, check out USA Pickleball Association (USAPA). The USAPA is a non-profit corporation that was organized to promote the growth and development of pickleball. The website  includes pickleball news, official rules, tournament schedules and results, places to play, training tips and videos, forum, and other information

• What equipment do I need? 

• A Kids and Beginner's Guide to Pickleball also includes many helpful links to get you started.

• Basic rules of the game and Scoring

• Ready for tips and strategies for improving your game?

• Pickleball Channel.com – www.pickleballchannel.com

• Pickleball Guru – pickleballhelp.com

• Still can't get enough? The Dink is another great source of everything pickleball

• Pickleball Central  –  pickleballcentral.com 

• Pickleball Advisor has an ongoing blog and tools that you may find handy, such as a court finder and self-ratings quiz.

• The Front Page of Pickleball University also has great articles of reference.

• Pickleball Tournaments Listings – PickleballisGreat.com (PIG) and  PickleballTournaments.com

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Learn About Sequim

• Chamber of Commerce  – www.sequimchamber.com

• City of Sequim –  www.sequimwa.gov

• History of Clallam County - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHsfwdybhAw

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Places to Play in the Area

• Play in Sequim – Club Play Calender (Time and Place)

• Play in Port Angeles – Vern Burton Calendar

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 Pickleball Articles, videos, and more 

• This fun video is all about the beginnings of Pickleball. And did you know? Barney dedicated out own courts at Carrie Blake Park in 2018!

• See this helpful Youtube Video on how to use the RTS Rebounder Wall for drills.

• See this helpful  Youtube Video  on the Lobster Ball Machine.

• If you play at the Boys & Girls Club please see the Swift Net Procedures page and watch the short video on the proper net setup.

 

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