How the classic game suddenly became the fastest-growing sport in the nation.
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
Despite what its name implies, pickleball has nothing to do with the cucumber-derived food. The game was invented in Seattle in 1965 by three fathers seeking a way to entertain their children. "The game has developed a passionate following due to its friendly, social nature, and its multi-generational appeal," says Laura Gainor, a representative for
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