Ever played pickleball without lines? The cones blow away. The line calls are highly disputed. You don't have enough cones. You waste time trying to set up cones. The court layout doesn't cooperate with tennis players.

Yeah, it's not easy. And, it's a disincentive for those who come to practice, only to start setting up courts and lines.

And when playing on a real court with real lines, you are used to playing on temporary lines that probably were inaccurate, meaning your shots are off.

This simple fix costs very little and is something that can attract even more visitors to the courts, especially since the drive to play pickleball is very large in the Brentwood community right now.