Making tennis courts user-friendly, fun, and safe
A tennis court (or a pickleball court, for that matter) is so flat. So rectangular. So symmetrical. It’s easy to think of it as a simple venue that doesn’t need much attention.
Maybe that’s why many courts don’t get the care they need—and it shows.
Hard courts (those built using asphalt or concrete and covered with an acrylic coating) make up the bulk of municipal and park installations. And they get a lot of use: lessons, pick-up games, leagues, and even individuals who come in to groove their shots. In order to keep those user groups happy (and safe), here are some measures to take.