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Padel Tennis

Padel is racket sport, similar to tennis, that is played in doubles. Played on a court that is a third of the size of a normal tennis court, Padel is considered a combination of regular tennis and squash since the ball can be played off the walls. Padel tennis rules is similar to regular tennis but serving is done underhand. The most noticeable difference of Padel is the short handle that is stringless, has an elastic surface with holes and is played with low compression tennis ball.

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Low Maintenance

VersaCourt tennis courts are engineered to be fracture-resistant and can be easily cleaned with a broom, hose or leaf blower. If a tile is damaged, it can be easily replaced.
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Can be outfitted with other lines and accessories to be converted to a multi-sport game court
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The slight vertical flex and side-to-side movement of the court tile provides forgiveness for players’ knees, joints and lower backs, reducing the chance of injury during competitive play.

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Padel Tennis Court Dimensions

A Padel court is traditionally played on an enclosed, rectangular court that measures 32.8 ft (10 m) wide by 65.5 ft (20 m) long. The court is divided by a net system in the middle that has a maximum height of 36 inches (92cm) at each end and 34 inches (88cm) in the middle.

32.8 ft (10 m) x 65.5 ft (20 m)

Net Height of 36 in to 34 in