An inventor from Warilla, NSW, Australia, has created a new device called the P T SCORER to help pickleball players keep track of the score and serve. The patent-pending tool is now available for licensing or sale through InventHelp’s Melbourne office.
Created to Solve a Common Problem
The inventor designed the P T SCORER to improve how players manage scoring during matches. It offers a solution to scoring confusion and helps avoid unnecessary delays. Traditional scorekeeping can be unclear and lead to disagreements or errors during gameplay.
“I wanted to create an easier way for a pickleball player to keep track of the score and serve during a match,” said the inventor, “so I invented the P T SCORER. My design prevents scoring confusion and delays, and it would ensure fair play.”
Compact and Easy to Use
The device is designed to be small and simple to operate. It helps players save time, lowers stress, and improves accuracy during matches. The tool is especially useful for casual and competitive players alike.
The inventor has built a working prototype and developed technical drawings. These are available upon request for interested manufacturers or marketers.
Open for Licensing Opportunities
The design was submitted to the Melbourne sales office of InventHelp. It is not yet on the market but is open to licensing or sale. This step allows companies to explore production and distribution options.
Helping the Game Grow
If adopted widely, the P T SCORER could become a helpful tool for pickleball players at all levels. It may make matches smoother and more enjoyable by reducing arguments and scorekeeping errors. The next steps depend on interest from sports equipment makers.
News in Brief: Revolutionary Pickleball Gadget
An inventor from Warilla, Australia, created the P T SCORER, a new tool that helps pickleball players keep track of the score and serve. The compact, easy-to-use device reduces confusion and delays. It is now available for licensing or sale through InventHelp’s Melbourne office and includes a working prototype.
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