Where to Watch Pickleball: Live Streams, Tournaments & Matches

Professional pickleball has become widely accessible thanks to multiple platforms:

• YouTube – Most PPA, APP, and MLP events are streamed live and archived
• ESPN+ – Select PPA Tour matches air on ESPN+ (subscription required)
• Tennis Channel – Occasionally broadcasts major tournaments
• CBS Sports Network / Fox Sports – Cover high-profile championship matches

Official Tour Websites & Apps:

• PPA Tour
• APP Tour
• Major League Pickleball

These sites often host exclusive streams and behind-the-scenes content.

• PPA Tour Channel: Live events, highlights, interviews
• APP Tour Channel: Tournament coverage, player profiles
• MLP Channel: Team-based matches, draft shows, and finals
• Pickleball Channel: Educational and pro-level game breakdowns
• Selkirk TV (YouTube + App): Match coverage + original pickleball shows

• Live streaming: Ideal for feeling the energy of the match with the crowd and the context of commentary as it happens.
• Full Replays: Perfect for players who aim to dissect tactics and glean insights from matches they may have missed.
• Highlight Packages: Concise summaries of pivotal moments and objectives of the match.

Numerous YouTube and streaming sites permit rewatching by timestamp or even place an emphasis on slow motion for further analysis.

• Smart TV Apps: YouTube, ESPN+, and Tennis Channel can be watched on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, etc.
• Mobile Apps: PPA, MLP, and Selkirk TV apps offer mobile streaming with alerts for live matches
• Casting Options: Cast from your phone to your TV using Chromecast or AirPlay

• Subscribe to email newsletters from PPA, APP, and MLP
• Follow Instagram, Facebook, and X (Twitter) accounts for schedule drops and match alerts
• Join YouTube channel notifications so you don’t miss a live event

• Study footwork, shot selection, and transition strategy
• Get familiar with pro-level shot variety: drops, rolls, flicks, and resets
• Understand doubles dynamics and partner communication
• Stay motivated by watching the highest level of competition