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Tennis as we know it has its origins in the 16^th century. This has given people around the world plenty of time to get accustomed to the sport and its rules. This is also why you can find more tennis courts in suburban communities and sporting complexes than playing fields for pickleball, which began in 1965.

There may be some similarities between how the two games are played, as well as where. However, although a tennis court could potentially be converted into a pickleball court, it cannot be a satisfying substitute for one. Here is some information on pickleball court dimensions, as well as some of the essential equipment needed for building one.

You know you've heard of pickleball somewhere. Maybe it was a game you played as a kid or something your grandpa does after a round of golf, and you're getting warm. Because pickleball is a game for all ages and it's also one of the fastest-growing sports in the country -- with a whopping 650-percent bump in six years!

But what is pickleball exactly, you ask? Because now you're thinking this new athletic and fun-time sport is something you want to get in on.

To get you started, we've put together a quick guide on the sport. Keep reading to learn how to play, basic rules, and what all the fuss is about. Then, grab some gear and head out to the court to give it a go!