Free Pickleball Game Tracker
Ever feel like your pickleball game is a blur of serves, volleys, and bad jokes from your partner? Time to change that.
This free pickleball game tracking sheet gives you the upper hand, helping you log every ace, error, and epic win (or loss) with ease.
Track Your Pickleball Skills Like a Pro
It’s not just a scorekeeper; it’s your secret weapon. Track how time of day, weather quirks, and even your own aches and pains impact your performance. Keep tabs on your advanced skills like killer drop shots and unforced errors.
You’ll be the stats guru no one asked for—but everyone will envy. Each sheet tracks up to 10 games and gives you a full session recap for bragging rights or needed tweaks.
Oh, and did we mention it’s totally, completely free? Don’t hit the kitchen line without it.
Record and analyze your pickleball performance — all in one place!
FAQs
Why should I track my pickleball scores and stats?
Think of tracking pickleball scores like keeping a diary for your game. It helps you spot patterns, highlight strengths, and notice where things go sideways. Indicators like win/loss ratios, serve percentages, and successful drops provide major insights into your gameplay over time. Plus, it’s way more satisfying to see your progress documented on paper!
What types of stats should I track during a pickleball game?
Return of serve success: How often are you able to return a serve to the back 10% of the court?
Third-shot drops: How successful are you during a match with your drop shots? In other words … are they allowing you to advance to the kitchen, or tee’ing up your opponents to give you the smack down?
Kitchen Time: When on the serving side, how often are you and your partner able to make it to the kitchen?
Unforced errors: How many balls are you hitting into the net or out of bounds per match?
Win rate: How often are you winning? Compare this against external conditions and partner/opponent strength for even more insights.
How will tracking stats improve my pickleball skills?
When you pay attention to your numbers, you’re playing smarter, not harder:
Identify strengths: Knowing where you perform best on the court informs you of where you need to improve and allows you to set up more matches to your advantage.
Fix weak spots: Narrows down the areas to focus on during practice.
Set tangible goals: Mentally connects you to an objective during matches.
Develop muscle memory: Break bad habits and patterns with repetition.
What type of pickleball drills are best for tracking improvement?
Third-shot drop drill: Practice hitting drop shots starting from the baseline and work your way up to the kitchen.
Triangle dink drill: Work on moving your opponent by targeting dinks at specific markers.
Reflex training: Improve your reaction time by pivoting between soft dinks and speed ups.
Kitchen run drill: Smooth your transition from the baseline to the net for faster point setups.