PART II: SALVAGING OUTDOOR COURTS FOR PICKLEBALL PLAY ON WINDY DAYS.

I previously posted a remedy for removing standing water and tree debris from outdoor courts.  Now I will offer a solution for wind screening of outdoor courts.

Average outdoor single tennis court perimiter fencing is 300 linear feet. One tennis court is equivalent to four pickle ball courts.

The cost of 300 feet of Windscreen is $1125.00.  If 12 pickle ball players joined together and shared the cost of windscreen, court squeegee and push broom, approximately $1175.00, the per person investment would be approximately $100.

Consider what you pay to belong to a club or attend open play at private sector citness and racquet.

Consider what you pay to belong to a club or attend open play at private sector fitness and racquet. demand. The more we promote the sport the more people enter the sport.  Thus the more courts are needed to accommodate these newcomers and old-timers as well. It's time to get creative.
  
This same group to go to most any Ba/Co Public School’s Principals Office and obtain a private group usage permit for the tennis court on the school’s premises, no charge.
This would afford a group of 12 players a regular day time and place to play evening pickle ball during the mild weather months, even in conditions of standing water and moderate wind conditions.
Once this informal group has made this commitment, they can easily expand into a club, taking in more members to help with these expenses.
This windscreen, designed for do-it-yourself installation, is constructed of a high quality industrial strength fabric composed of a monofilament polyethylene that is coated and dyed to seal in strength and durability.

It features reinforced top and bottom edges for simple ty-wrap attachment, knitted weave that will not unravel when cut and top and bottom edges with brass grommets every 12 inches.
Hem: 2 Ply - Top & Bottom Length, Cut as needed.
No.2 Brass Grommets every 12" on Top & Bottom.
Vents - Cut as needed.
Usage: Light to Medium Sun & Wind Conditions.
Color Dark Green
Composition Knitted Monofilament Polyethylene
Dimensions 9 x 60 ft.
Weight 8 Ounces (per square yard)

PART III is for those who want to make a quickie conversion of public outdoor tennis courts into pickleball here is a possible solution.Stay tuned for:
SEE PART III: HOW TO QUICKLY CONVERT OUTDOOR TENNIS COURTS INTO PICKLEBALL COURTS.




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