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Platform Tennis Resources

Platform tennis is a racket sport that combines elements of tennis, squash, and racquetball. Platform tennis is sometimes called “mini tennis” because it is played on a court that is one-third the size of a normal tennis court. It’s fast-paced, played in doubles (two players on each side), and easy to learn and play right away—even on the first day you try it. The 12-foot high, taut screen around the perimeter of the court is also playable, which makes it even more exciting. Scoring is similar to tennis, except that each team only gets one serve per point.

The platform tennis court is raised onto a heated platform to keep it clear of snow and ice, which makes it a popular paddle sport to play in colder climates—even throughout the winter. The platform tennis court surface has a gritty texture, which creates better traction and reduces slippage. Platform tennis paddles are solid with a few holes in the middle to reduce air resistance on your swing. The balls are solid, spongy rubber balls with a short-cropped flocking surface, designed for consistent bounce, grip, and spin.   

 

Need help finding platform tennis gear? Let our knowledgeable staff assist you with recommendations to suit your level and style of play. Stop by one of our locations in Colorado or Las Vegas or shop our platform tennis gear online.

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Platform Tennis Courts

Looking for a platform tennis court near you? Check out the list below to find platform courts in Colorado. Currently, there are no platform tennis courts in Las Vegas, but you'll be the first to know if and when any arise! 

Know of a court we missed? Please contact us here to add your local court to our list: marketing@gamesetmatchinc.com.

Platform Tennis Courts in Colorado
If you're looking for a place to put your platform tennis skills to use, we're here to help. Here's a list of a few of our favorite platform tennis courts in Colorado.

Now, grab your gear and hit the court!

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