Pickleball Tutor Machine

Now includes lightweight tow cart for easier transport

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The Pickleball Tutor Machine may be small, but it sure is mighty! This revolutionary machine is only 12 x 18 inches wide and 20 inches deep, making it almost half the size of other machines on the market. It also weighs only 29 pounds – easy to transport thanks to the lightweight towable cart included with the machine. This machine can hold up to a whopping 125 pickleballs. Shots are customizable: choose from a high lob, a short dink or a quick, direct fire at speeds up to 60 miles per hour.

The Pickleball Tutor Machine is available in battery-powered or AC models. When the battery is fully charged, it can last up to 2-3 hours. Players can program the machine to fire at intervals between 1 and 10 seconds depending on how quick you want your game to be.

The Pickleball Tutor Machine is available in oscillating and non-oscillating options (battery or AC power). The oscillating model will randomly fire side-to-side shots, or you can select the 2-line version to set separate shot locations. Conversely, the non-oscillating version will fire straight shots in whichever direction the machine is pointed. The machine can be used with either indoor or outdoor pickleballs.

CLICK HERE to download the Pickleball Tutor Owner's Manual (for machines purchased prior to Spring 2018)

CLICK HERE to download the Pickleball Tutor Owner's Manual (for 2018 model machines with elevation control)

CLICK HERE TO download Pickleball Tutor Drill Manual


Wireless 2-Function Remote ($200.00): Controls ball feed on/off and machine oscillation on/off. The Wireless 2-Function Remote works with oscillating machines only and must be ordered at the time the machine is ordered for configuration by the manufacturer.

2-Line Oscillation ($200.00): This feature alternates shots between two preset locations on your court. Players can practice forehand and backhand shots in addition to rapid drills or get additional use out of the Tutor by allowing two players to practice at the same time. This option must be ordered at the time machine is ordered for configuration by the manufacturer.

Electronic Elevation Feature ($100.00): A simple electronic switch on the control panel will allow you to control ball trajectory instead of using the standard manual knob which requires loosening and re-tightening. This option must be ordered at the time machine is ordered for configuration by the manufacturer.

Additional Accessories available:
External Battery Pack: ($195.00): Attaches to the machine through the charging jack and will provide an additional 4-6 hours of run time. Battery pack weighs approximately 12 pounds. Can only be used with the battery-powered model.

External AC Power Supply: ($125.00): External AC Power supply allows you to plug your battery-powered Tutor Machine into a wall outlet.

Weatherproof Cover: ($50.00): Light gray vinyl cover.

The Pickleball Tutor Machine is covered by the manufacturer for 3 years, and the battery is covered for 1 year.

This product will be drop-shipped from California. There will be a 10% restocking fee for returns on this product. Ships via UPS, signature required.
Tutor shipments to Alaska & Hawaii are not eligible for Free Shipping. Please refer to our shipping page for more information.

Discount code RRS5 is not valid on this product.

Battery-powered model weighs 29 lbs.
AC powered model weighs 22 lbs.
Measures 12" x 18" x 20"
Speeds up to 50 mph
3 year manufacturer warranty on machine
1 year manufacturer warranty on battery
Made in the USA
Item will be drop shipped from California within 2-3 business days.

CLICK HERE to download the Pickleball Tutor Owner's Manual

The USAPA pickleball specifications permit a range in ball diameter (2.854” - 2.992”). If the Pickleball Tutor is used with a mix of both the smaller and larger diameter pickleballs, players may have a varied experience with trajectory. If the machine is set to feed the ball low over the net with the larger diameter ball, the smaller ball may have a lower trajectory, even hitting the top of the net. The distance between the wheels of the machine determine how much pressure is put on the ball and the resulting speed the ball is fed. Therefore, a smaller diameter ball will come out of the machine slightly slower than the larger diameter ball.