Clay courts are extremely popular in Europe and South America, and they are considered significantly slower than hard courts. Clay tennis courts are made of a top layer of fin… See more

Considered the most elegant of all surfaces, grass courts are somewhat difficult to find nowadays. Grass courts used to be a lot more popular in the past, and during … See more

Asphalt tennis courts are usually constructed the same way as acrylic courts. However, asphalt courts do not have the final layer of acrylic added to them – which makes the… See more

In the past, carpet courts used to be seen often on the professional tour. In fact, the ATP 1000 in Paris used to be played on carpet. However, in 2009 the ATP stopped having maj… See more