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Tennis Court:
Choosing a Color Scheme

Both color coatings and cushioned surfacing systems come in a gamut of colors, allowing you to branch out from the traditional green court surface and use nearly any color or combination of colors you choose on your backyard tennis court. While there is no "regulation" color scheme for tennis courts, some colors work better under certain conditions. In addition to aesthetics, ASBA recommends considering the following factors:

Dark court surfaces provide better ball visibility because they contrast with yellow or white tennis balls and reduce sun glare.
Two-tone color schemes more clearly define court boundaries. The color with the lowest reflectance (generally the darker color) should be used within the court boundaries.
If you usually play during the day, lighter colors will absorb less sunlight and minimize a buildup in surface temperature.
For night play, surfaces with low reflectance will require more lighting to illuminate them.