Name: $99 Pickleball Set
Brand: club.
SKU: club_starter_set_ace_ace_01
Price: 99.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$99 Pickleball Set

Regular price: $99.00
Regular price: ~~$143.95~~
Sale price: $99.00

What Makes Our Paddles Great?

Light-Weight

It all comes down to the net in most matches. We engineered as lightweight a paddle as possible (while still being durable) to ensure you can hit the precision kitchen shots you need. Weighing in at just 11 oz, our paddles are sure to do the trick.
Gritty Surface

Put your opponent on their heels with a high-grit, carbon graphite paddle face. The spin of your shots will have your opponents guessing at every bounce.
Thick Core

To win matches, you need to be able to hit powerful shots. That's why we made our paddles with a thick, 13-millimeter core. We’ve combined a premium graphite face with a lightweight, responsive polymer core to create a high-performing pickleball paddle that gets better over time. You'll love hitting overhead slams with a club. Paddle.

two people use a pickleball paddle set with black and white paddles

ombre orange and yellow pickleball paddle on a pickleball court for a pickleball starter set

colorful pickleball paddle sets stacked on top of one another

Choosing the Best Beginner Pickleball Set

There are many various paddles available on the market, which can make the decision tough. But if. you are looking at club. products, you have come to the right place. Club. offers some of the best graphite pickleball paddle sets on the market. At club. we focus on high quality, great prices, and fun designs to bring your pickleball skill and swag to the next level.

two people hold black and white pickleball paddles

Which Pickleball Starter Set is Best?

Are you looking for a Pickleball paddle set for two players? If you've shopped you'll notice that there are many different types and styles out there. Paddles are constructed using different materials for the core (located inside the paddle head) and the surface (the area you can see).

Core materials for Pickleball rackets typically include wood, polymer, Nomex, or aluminum. Surface materials can be made of wood, graphite, polycarbonate, and composite. So which combination is best? There are pros and cons to each material.

Wood paddles with a wood core are the most basic and affordable paddles. However, they are also the heaviest option on the market with the least playability. Paddles with Nomex and aluminum cores offer high performance but are some of the most expensive on the market - typically costing between $200-$300 for a paddle that will only last a year!

Enter club. We make our paddle cores our of a strong Polypropylene and our paddle faces are a durable Graphite - giving you the perfect balance between performance and affordability. The best part? These materials are known to last longer too!

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Pickleball Paddle Set for 2 or more at Club. Paddles

At club, we want you to play hard and look good while you're doing it. That's why we include all our modern designs in our "Build Your Own Set" deal. You can choose from a myriad of paddle designs to fit your style. There's no need to fret about the quality of our paddles, either. We use a more sustainable UV-printing technology for a high-resolution and wear-resistant paddle face that resists chips, fades, and scuff marks no matter how hard you dink it. What are you waiting for? Shop club. superior graphite pickleball paddles today.

FAQs

How do I get spin with my Pickleball paddle?

HOW DO I GET SPIN WITH MY PICKLEBALL PADDLE?

Pickleball Magazine explains the three kinds of spin as:

Top spin and back spin – when the ball rotates forward or backward. To create top spin, brush the paddle upward against the ball. To create back spin, turn sideways, chop diagonally downward, and hit the ball “on the chin,” striking it just below the centerline.
Side spin – when the ball rotates around a vertical axis running from its top to bottom. To create side spin, drag the paddle across the ball from right to left. It will rotate clockwise to curve right. Drag the paddle the other way to have the ball curve left.
Cork spin — the most rare of spins, it’s like a spiraling pass in football. Cork spin can only be created when used in combination with another spin, like side spin. To try it out, step into the ball, extend your paddle arm out, then draw the paddle back down at a 45-degree angle to the net, striking the ball low and on the right side.

There’s no secret to spin when it comes to paddle design; the best pickleball paddle for spin is the one that feels most natural in your hand and allows for the greatest movement and flexibility.

Does club. sell Pickleball Paddles in bundles?

You’re in luck: our pickleball paddle set is a great deal if you’re looking to buy more than one of the best pickleball paddles for beginners. Our pickleball paddle set gives you 10% off each paddle you select. (Note: a bundle must include a minimum of 2 paddles and a maximum of 6). It’s an easy way to place a group order with family or friends and save some cash on your new favorite paddle!

How long do club. Pickleball Paddles last?

club. paddles are manufactured with some of the strongest and most durable materials available for regulation Pickleball paddles. We’re confident they’ll hold up to consistent play for months — and with the right care — even years. Our graphite faces feature UV-printing technology for a high-resolution and wear-resistant face (so your design of choice stays vibrant). Our faux leather grips mold to fit your unique handprint over time and are made to withstand sweaty palms game after game.

What makes graphite Pickleball paddles better than normal ones?

Common Pickleball paddle materials include graphite, carbon fiber, fiberglass, and even wood. The paddle material makes a significant difference in how each hit feels, and how much power you can create behind your swing. Graphite Pickleball paddles are lighter in weight and thinner than most other paddles on the market. Though thin, they’re far from flimsy or weak. Graphite is uniquely stiff, which packs a moderate punch of power but promotes finesse over pure strength.

What should I look for in a Pickleball Paddle?

When you’re new to the game, you need to learn what to look for in a Pickleball paddle. This know-how will help you invest in equipment that improves your performance and stands up to plenty of time on the court. Pickleball paddles should meet USA Pickleball’s rules for regulation play, including their size, surface, and material. In addition, make sure you find the best Pickleball paddle for your style. Love a bold print? Or a bright neon color? Make sure your paddle reflects your personality.

How do you hold a Pickleball paddle?

Perfecting the art of pickleball starts with your grip. The “Continental” and “Eastern” grips are the most common. Each can work better for certain shots and situations. That’s why it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with both grips.

Here’s how to hold a pickleball paddle in the Eastern-style grip: Place your playing hand on the face of the paddle and drag your hand down to grip the handle. Your grip should end up looking like you’re shaking someone’s hand.

Here’s how to hold a pickleball paddle in the Continental-style grip: From the Eastern grip, rotate your paddle face 60-90 degrees toward the ground. (Go to the right if you’re right-handed, and to the left if you’re left-handed.)