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Pickleball Court Lighting

Lighting Design Starts with the Court Layout

A standard pickleball court measures 6.10 × 13.41 m (20 × 44 ft) for both singles and doubles. However, lighting design should consider more than the marked playing area. The surrounding run-off space, mounting height, pole position, court orientation and the arrangement of adjacent courts can all affect the final lighting performance. Based on your actual site conditions, we can provide a professional lighting simulation and complete layout proposal, including illuminance, uniformity and glare evaluation.

Pickleball Court Lighting
Pickleball Court Lighting
Pickleball Lighting Designed for Clear, Consistent Play

Pickleball is played on a relatively compact court, but the fast-moving ball and frequent changes in direction make consistent lighting essential. A well-designed lighting system should provide sufficient illuminance, high uniformity and controlled glare, helping players track the ball clearly without distracting bright spots or excessive contrast.

Pickleball Lighting Standards

As a relatively new sport, pickleball does not yet have dedicated international lighting standards with specific requirements for illuminance, uniformity or glare. For each project, our lighting designs can reference established standards for other court sports and competition venues, while being tailored to the client’s specific requirements and site conditions.

    We provide complete lighting simulations to evaluate illuminance, uniformity and glare, helping ensure the final solution meets the project’s performance requirements.