Dylan Frazier

Dylan Frazier is an emerging star in professional pickleball known for his quick hands, athleticism, and competitive drive. Hailing from Missouri, Frazier has swiftly climbed the ranks to establish himself among the top players on the Professional Pickleball Association (PPA) Tour. As of 2025, he ranks #7 in men’s singles, #11 in men’s doubles, and #11 in mixed doubles, with significant tournament wins and podium finishes across all categories.

Early Life

Born on September 2, 2002, in Columbia, Missouri, Dylan Frazier grew up in a supportive family environment that fostered his passion for sports. He began playing pickleball at age 14, introduced to the game by his parents while visiting family in Florida. Unlike many professional pickleball players, Dylan does not have a tennis background, which makes his rapid rise in the sport particularly notable. After his introduction to pickleball, he returned to Missouri and became deeply involved with the Show-Me Pickleball Club, competing consistently in state tournaments and sharpening his skills.

Family Life

Family has played an essential role in Dylan’s pickleball journey. His mother, Cindy, who played pickleball recreationally during her college years, notably partnered with Dylan in his first professional tournament. His father, Shawn, has been a proactive supporter, having built a pickleball court at their home to provide Dylan and his siblings with extra practice opportunities. Dylan also has three adopted siblings, although details on them remain private, reflecting the family’s preference for maintaining a low profile off the court.

Career

Dylan Frazier officially turned pro in 2021 and quickly made an impact on the pickleball circuit. His breakthrough came after rigorous training with top professionals in places like Wichita, Kansas, and Florida, where he regularly practiced with elite players such as Jay Devilliers and the Johns brothers. He is widely recognized as one of the fastest players on tour, with remarkable hand speed attributed to his anticipation and understanding of opponents’ tendencies.

Frazier’s career highlights include winning gold at the 2023 Newport Beach Doubles Shootout and the 2023 Vulcan Indoor National Championships in men’s doubles alongside his partner JW Johnson. He also contributed significantly while playing for the Arizona Drive team in Major League Pickleball (MLP). In addition to doubles success, Dylan has earned multiple medals in singles and mixed doubles at prominent PPA and APP tournaments.

Balancing a rigorous pickleball schedule, Dylan is completing a degree in Business Administration at the University of Missouri. His dedication to both academics and sport has garnered respect from peers, highlighting his strong work ethic and time management skills.

Net Worth

Dylan Frazier’s estimated net worth is not publicly available.

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