"What is The Drive Serve Line?" - Misunderstood Racquetball Rules, Part 2

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Lets look at one of the most commonly misunderstood rules in the game of Racquetball: the Drive Serve Line.
The Drive Serve line can be found on the court close to the right and left sidewalls. When you hit a Drive Serve to the right side of the court, you must be inside the closest line. No part of your body or racquet can cross this line when you hit the ball to the right side.
So, what can you do without breaking the rules? I can stand here and hit a Lob Serve, a Z-Serve and a Drive Serve to the opposite end of the court.
As you see in the video, when my racquet crosses over the line on my serve, that's a fault serve. When I do it again but a bit further back from the line, it's a legal serve. A Lob Serve down the same side is legal, as is a Z-Serve on the same side. A Drive Serve to the opposite side would be legal as well.

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@Openminded304 Год назад

I like the video. Where it confused me was when he demonstrates the faulty serve - the first one he shows. That serve is faulty not because of the reason the video was made for, i.e., the drive serve line rule. The serve was faulty for a different reason - it was short and that has nothing to do with the drive serve line rule the video was made for. I think a more relevant faulty serve in this context would’ve been one that was hit while crossing the drive serve line and serving such that the ball passed between that line and the nearest wall.