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Facility Assistance Photo Galleries

We know that it can sometimes be difficult to imagine what a new tennis facility could look like - especially when it comes to 36' and 60' tennis courts! That's why we've created the photo galleries below. Take some time and browse through them. Each gallery will show you what your tennis facility could look like!

Stand Alone 36' & 60' Tennis Courts

Stand alone 36' and 60' tennis courts are fully dedicated and permanent tennis courts. Players begin on 36' courts and progress with their skills and size to a 60' tennis court and finally to a 78' tennis court.

Blended 36' & 60' Tennis Lines on 78' Tennis Courts

Blended 36' and 60' tennis lines on 78' tennis courts maximizes real estate and allows for proper progression from 36' to 60' to 78' with skill. Blended lines are sometimes referred to as "shared lines."

Blended Lines On Clay Tennis Courts

QST Permanent Clay Court Lines 4 - Plantation Bay-1

Blended lines are not only for hard courts - your clay 78' tennis courts can also be ready for Kids Tennis with 36' and/or 60' tennis lines. The QuickStart Tennis lines are tacked down using the same material of line tape but in the color family of the playing surface to blend in.

36' Tennis Courts on Pavement, Blacktop, & Other Flat Surfaces

Playground, Blacktop, & Other Flat Surfaces For 36' Tennis Courts

36' tennis courts can be permanently painted on any flat surface. This gallery shows just a few of many applications. All you have to do is pop-up a portable net and you're ready to play!

Cary Tennis Park Court Conversion

The Cary Tennis Park in Cary, N.C. converted their second stadium court into four stand alone 36' tennis courts. This gallery shows you each step in the process.

Blended Line Application At The USTA National Tennis Center

Check out this time lapse video of the application of one 60' tennis court and two 36' tennis courts on an existing 78' tennis court at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The USTA BJK NTC decided to go with a dark blue on light blue color scheme.