Making a Tennis Court
Making a Tennis Court
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Like everything else, there is a right and wrong way of laying out courts, and if one is doing it as a permanent fixture of the grounds a little care and attention to these details will add a hundred per cent, to the value and increase the com- fort of players and spectators.
KINDS OF COURTS nnENNIS can be played on almost any -* smooth, even surface, either indoors or outdoors, and the question of securing in the best way the most desirable sur- face for the courts is one that has at- tracted ...a good deal of expert attention. While a lawn is considered the ideal place for playing the game on home courts, tennis clubs and associations have more generally adopted the clay or dirt court. One reason for this is that the surface is not so easily scarred by the feet of the players, and its maintenance in per- fect condition is easier where its use is almost continuous throughout the season. But conditions vary in every country and in parts of our own land, and ideal turf and clay courts are not always so 12 Kinds of Courts 13 easy of construction where needed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like everything else, there is a right and wrong way of laying out courts, and if one is doing it as a permanent fixture of the grounds a little care and attention to these details will add a hundred per cent, to the value and increase the com- fort of players and spectators.
KINDS OF COURTS nnENNIS can be played on almost any -* smooth, even surface, either indoors or outdoors, and the question of securing in the best way the most desirable sur- face for the courts is one that has at- tracted ...a good deal of expert attention. While a lawn is considered the ideal place for playing the game on home courts, tennis clubs and associations have more generally adopted the clay or dirt court. One reason for this is that the surface is not so easily scarred by the feet of the players, and its maintenance in per- fect condition is easier where its use is almost continuous throughout the season. But conditions vary in every country and in parts of our own land, and ideal turf and clay courts are not always so 12 Kinds of Courts 13 easy of construction where needed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walsh George Ethelbert to read onlineMoreLess
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