If the proposal becomes a reality, the public would be able to download an app, book a court, and play pickleball year-round in a 45,000-square-foot Vernon Hills facility.
By reimagining shuttered malls and big box stores,is looking to take pickleball – the fastest-growing sport in the country – to the next level.
After listening to a presentation on the company’s vision for the facility, the commission gave the green light for zoning changes that would be required for its utilization of the space. Now, PickleMall's plans for the suburban space will move on to the Vernon Hills Board of Trustees for review in the next several weeks.
The concept allows players of any skill level to book playing time and utilize technology, like court cameras, to improve their game.
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