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Making a Tennis Court

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The guide explains how to plan, site, and construct tennis courts for private homes and gardens, emphasizing selection of level, well-drained locations and harmonious placement within the landscape. It compares dirt and grass surfaces and gives practical construction steps for each, including soil, grading, drainage, dimensions, and marking. It covers backstops, nets, spectator seating, and architectural treatments to integrate courts with surroundings. The final sections describe routine care and maintenance practices to preserve playing quality. Illustrations and diagrams accompany the technical advice to aid amateur builders and homeowners.

About the Author

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George E. Walsh

George E. Walsh is an author known for his work in the realm of sports and recreation. His notable book, "Making a Tennis Court," provides practical guidance on constructing a tennis court, reflecting his expertise in outdoor sports facilities. Walsh's contributions to literature focus on enhancing the experience of tennis enthusiasts and promoting the sport through accessible resources. His work serves as a valuable reference for those interested in creating their own tennis spaces.

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