Pickleball vs. Padel vs. Tennis: Understanding the Differences

As racquet sports gain popularity, here's a breakdown of the unique characteristics of pickleball, padel, and tennis.

Pickleball, padel, and tennis are distinct racquet sports with different court sizes, equipment, and rules.
Pickleball is known for its smaller court, plastic ball, and unique 'Non Volley Zone,' making it popular among retirees.
Padel is played in an enclosed court with walls, using a decompressed tennis-like ball and solid paddles with holes.
Tennis features a larger court, stringed racquets, and pressurized balls, maintaining its status as a global sport.
Each sport offers unique tournaments and appeals to different types of players based on their preferences and athleticism.