Plymouth Parks Department is nearing completion of six new pickleball courts
Pickleball is now the fastest-growing sport in America for the third year running.
The sport, a cross between table tennis, badminton, and tennis, was invented by three vacationers on Bainbridge Island, near Seattle, in 1965.
The Plymouth Parks Department is nearing completion of six new pickleball courts being added to the Hunter Tennis Complex in Centennial Park. During the recent meeting of the Park Board, Superintendent Mike Hite told members the new fencing around the pickleball courts is complete. He said Brown & Brown General Contractors still need to finish the landscaping and set the posts for the nets.
Hite is anticipating the painting on the courts to be completed yet this week.
The park budgeted $225,000 for the construction. Funds for the pickleball courts include generous donations from local pickleball players, the Blueberry Festival, and $10,000 from the Marshall County Community Foundation.
Brown & Brown General Contractors from Wakarus was chosen for the project with the lowest bid at $227,500.
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