How a session works
A player chooses a game, uses a real paddle and ball, and hits the responsive wall. A 6 × 8 target grid responds to each hit while the system tracks scores across more than 30 game modes.
Designed for physical participation
The pickleball simulator is not a headset experience. The player physically strikes a ball. That distinction matters for venues seeking visible movement and social competition rather than a purely screen-based demonstration.
System dimensions
The simulator measures approximately 11 feet high, 11 feet wide and 4 feet deep. Playkout’s 2026 floor-plan diagram uses a 16-foot-long by 11-foot-wide planning area with 11 feet of clear height.
Power, network and installation
Each simulator requires a standard 120V outlet and draws approximately 12–15A with all equipment connected. Dedicated Ethernet is preferred, with Wi-Fi available as an alternative. Installation is managed by the Playkout team and is typically completed in under two days per simulator.
Games and group formats
The game library includes 3D Court, 2D Court, Chain Reaction, Darts, Balloons, Blocks, Tic-Tac-Toe and Connect Four across performance, entertainment and two-player categories. Direct 1v1 play is available, while group events can rotate 4–12 participants through games in 60–90-minute sessions and accommodate 4–20+ total attendees. Simultaneous occupancy depends on the room layout and operating plan.
Commercial uses
- Play · Approachable games for casual guests and mixed groups.
- Compete · Scores and repeatable challenges for rematches and events.
- Train · Target-based repetitions and feedback.
- Program · Operator-led clinics, leagues, camps and group sessions.
Where can you buy Playkout in Canada?
Commercial customers in Canada outside Québec can buy Playkout through Court Systems. Our Canadian buying guide explains the seller and manufacturer roles, territory and purchase steps. Playkout may also sell directly or through other channels.
Send your city and province, venue type, room dimensions and intended opening date when you request a Playkout quote. Use the equipment cost guide to check inclusions and the commercial simulator guide to evaluate the format.
What Court Systems does
Court Systems is a non-exclusive reseller of Playkout products. We help commercial venues outside Québec evaluate space, obtain pricing and coordinate confirmed project steps. Playkout may also sell directly or through other channels in the same territory. The proposal should state delivery, installation, training, warranty, support and commercial responsibilities.
Product dimensions, power, network and installation details are based on the 2026 Playkout Simulator System Spec Sheet. Game-library examples and group formats are based on current Playkout product information.
Frequently asked questions
Is the pickleball simulator virtual reality?
No. Players use real paddles and balls; it does not depend on a VR headset.
Is Playkout available in Canada?
Court Systems is a non-exclusive reseller for commercial projects in Canada outside Québec. Playkout may also sell directly or through other channels in the same territory.
How many games does the pickleball simulator include?
The pickleball simulator includes more than 30 game modes across performance, entertainment and two-player formats. Examples include 3D Court, 2D Court, Chain Reaction, Darts, Balloons, Blocks, Tic-Tac-Toe and Connect Four.
Does the pickleball simulator replace a full court?
No. It creates different target, game and training experiences and can complement regulation courts.
Public product references: Playkout games and operator examples; equipment dimensions and product documents. Equipment prices and project-specific technical terms require a current proposal.