Pickleball, it means more !

[dukeroyale]

Yep, also known as "real" or "royal" tennis.

There are only about 50 courts worldwide.

most of the shots the lads played in that clip would be “out” in padel. the ball must hit the ground before it can hit a wall.

 

[Philby]

most of the shots the lads played in that clip would be “out” in padel. the ball must hit the ground before it can hit a wall.

The padel approach on that seems better, where I'm guessing the average length of a point is lower.

It feels like a best of 5 sets "real tennis" game could go on for 4 or maybe 5hrs if the players were fairly evenly matched

 

[Crisp Sandwich]

I'm hoping to try out the padel courts here at some point. Playing singles tennis into your 40s with a poor level of fitness might not be the best thing in the world for me.

I have played pickleball in the States a few times, it's good craic and more accessible to the beginner than tennis is. Things like knowledge of racquet/paddle grip, spin and court positioning from a tennis perspective are what will separate the class in players.