Frequently Asked Questions

Joe Garcia is the principal consultant and a Structural Engineer/Design Build Developer. 

No, the Pick a Ball Club Consulting Team is strictly independent contractors/consultants and is not seeking investors. Our sole purpose is to offer our resources, talents, and vast experience to consult and assist third parties in developing Pick a Ball Clubs nationwide.

Not yet. The Pick a Ball Club concept was developed over fifteen years ago in Reno, Nevada, by a dedicated team of indoor court sports enthusiasts. This team can now consult and collaborate with owners, developers, investors, entrepreneurs, sponsors, and equipment manufacturers to develop Pick a Ball Clubs nationwide.

Yes, our vision is that the initial Owner/Investor/Developer will create 4 geographical regions with 2 Pick a Ball Clubs in each region for 8 clubs. Selected major markets with Pick a Ball Clubs in each region would develop Professional Pickleball teams that would compete with other regional market teams for league and tournament play.  

Yes, a Pickleball court is 20 feet wide and 44 feet long. A racquetball court is 20 feet wide, 20 feet high, and 40 feet long, so the rules can be easily adapted. Currently, there are a number of clubs with Racquetball courts that have developed their own Pickawall rules, incorporating the walls as part of the playing area. 

Yes, all current Pickleball equipment can be used in Pick a Ball Club courts. 

The rules for Pickawall play on a Racquetball court will be developed by the players, governing bodies, and the developers of the Pick a Ball Club concept.