Artificial Grass for Tennis Courts

Artificial grass tennis courts are commonly used at private tennis clubs, sports facilities, holiday parks and residential courts. They are a popular choice where a durable outdoor court is needed that can cope with frequent play while remaining relatively low maintenance compared with natural grass courts.

This surface is rated ITF Category 3, which offers a medium-paced game. This type of court speed is widely used because it provides a balanced playing experience, allowing players to enjoy longer rallies while still supporting more attacking shots.

Fibrillated fibres help create a strong and resilient playing surface that can cope with the quick changes of direction, running and sliding that happen during tennis. The fibre structure also helps the grass maintain its shape during regular play.

The surface has a pile height of approximately 22mm. This shorter pile helps create a consistent court surface that supports reliable ball movement and predictable bounce during matches and practice sessions.

This tennis surface is available in colours such as olivine green and terracotta. These colours are commonly used on tennis courts because they provide clear contrast with the ball and court markings, helping improve visibility during play.

Natural grass courts require significant upkeep to keep them playable, including mowing, watering and careful maintenance. Artificial grass provides a more practical alternative for many facilities, offering a consistent playing surface that requires far less ongoing maintenance while still delivering a natural grass style appearance.

With proper installation and routine maintenance, an artificial grass tennis court can provide many years of reliable use. The fibres are UV stabilised to help protect the colour and ensure the surface continues to perform well outdoors over time.