Tennis court marking method
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03 Dec,2025
First select the position of the net, draw a straight line (baseline) 12.8 meters long, mark an Points n and n are the locations of single pillars, each 5.03 meters away from the midpoint. Points A and B are each 5.49 meters away from the midpoint X, where the net intersects with the doubles sideline.
(1) Court marking steps for both singles and doubles
First select the position of the net, draw a straight line (baseline) 12.8 meters long, mark an Points n and n are the locations of single pillars, each 5.03 meters away from the midpoint. Points A and B are each 5.49 meters away from the midpoint X, where the net intersects with the doubles sideline. Points N and N are the positions of the doubles net posts, each 6.40 meters away from the midpoint. Add nails to points A and B and connect them to one end of a measuring stick respectively. Measure 16.18 meters from the center of point A to form line AC (half-court diagonal), and measure 11.89 meters from point B to form line BC (half-court sideline). Then tighten lines AC and BC so that the two lines intersect at point C, which is the corner of half-court. Measure in the opposite direction to find point D on the other side. If the above operation is accurate, you can check the length of the CD line. This end line should be 10.97 meters long. At the same time, the midpoint J and the singles sideline can be marked. Points c and d are 1.37 meters away from points C and D respectively. Points F, H, and G of the center line and service line can be drawn 6.40 meters away from the net on lines bc, XJ, and ad respectively. Use the same method to mark out the court on the other side of the net.
(2) Steps to draw lines for exclusive singles venues
There is no need to draw the outer lines of a, b, c, d. You can also add nails at a and b and connect them to a measuring ruler respectively to replace A and B. Then use the lengths of 14.46 meters and 11.89 meters to find the two corners c and d of the singles end line. The net posts are at n and n, and a 10-meter-long singles net should be used. (3) For a court that is used for both singles and doubles, if a doubles net is hung during singles, the net must be supported by two 1.07-meter-high pillars at n and n. The diameter or side length of the pillars shall not exceed 7.5 cm. The center of the pillars shall be 0.914 meters away from the outer edge of the singles sideline. These two net pillars are called "single playing pillars." In order to facilitate the placement of singles pillars, n and n points on the field should be marked with white dots.
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First select the position of the net, draw a straight line (baseline) 12.8 meters long, mark an Points n and n are the locations of single pillars, each 5.03 meters away from the midpoint. Points A and B are each 5.49 meters away from the midpoint X, where the net intersects with the doubles sideline.
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