Contest : Who is going to post the picture of the most amazing/exotic tennis court ?!

[SoBad]

Not so exotic, but quite beautiful. Cleaning my files and came across this photo I took walking around Seoul last winter.

 

[Cobaine]

Where is this court?

 

[natalia]

Where is this court?

In Switzerland, between Montreux and Vevey. Lake Leman.

 

[Cobaine]

In Switzerland, between Montreux and Vevey. Lake Leman.

Amazingly beautiful!

 

[LeeD]

Doesn't look regulation to me. Far court seems short.

 

[newpball]

Full boarding with free tennis court:

 

[LeeD]

Good catch, I didn't get it.
San Quentin.

 

[Cage Rattler]

Private court in Bol on the island of Brac just off Split, Croatia.

 

[Sergi]

 

[WYK]

https://www.google.ie/maps/place/52...52m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0?hl=en

Couple of grass courts in Waterford, Ireland. We play on carpet up my way.

 

[Capulin Zurdo]

This isolated tennis court in Scotland is pretty cool:

 

[GregSV]

Private court in Bol on the island of Brac just off Split, Croatia.

All shots to the backhand...

 

[BlueB]

Private court in Bol on the island of Brac just off Split, Croatia.

Something is seriously wrong with that pic...
Fence has normal perspective, while the court lines have counter perspective.

 

[Le Master]

 

[Manute Bol]

White surface in a church basement
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[vive le beau jeu !]

pitcairn island... probably one of the most remote courts on the planet !

White surface in a church basement
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hard to lob !
(c'est en auvergne ?)

 

[SpinToWin]

White surface in a church basement
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Imagine Nadal trying to play here hahaha

 

[Manute Bol]

hard to lob !
(c'est en auvergne ?)[/QUOTE]

The roof is so low, there is a house rule: In doubles both players of the serving team must be at the baseline when they serve. It's in Canada.

 

[DNShade]

Le Cap Estel Hotel -- I've actually stayed there and played there. Just around the corner from Monte Carlo.

 

[Chicharito]

 

[newpball]

Some court from way back in the seventies:

 

[PhrygianDominant]

http://www.techly.com.au/2015/12/04/the-worlds-first-fully-underwater-tennis-court-could-be-coming/

In before this is a thing

 

[navigator]

My neighbor's synthetic grass court. A little bit is lost in translation because it was a cloudy day so you don't get the full effect of the ocean and the Coronado Islands.

 

[WYK]

My local grass courts in Dunmore East, Ireland.

Courts are located in the bottom of this pic:

 

[slice bh compliment]

^that is fantastic^
I want to go to there.

 

[heninfan99]

I want to play here sooooooooooooooo bad. I belive it's Thailand

and here

 

[heninfan99]

The clay courts in the beginning of this vid:

 

[Cage Rattler]

Just back from playing a Seniors tournament in Asuncion, Paraguay. Main court of the Club Internacional de Tenis was a blast from the past ... Victor Pecci.

 

[Deleted member 742196]

Not the most exotic on Google, but by far the most beautiful and serene courts I've been on. I have the fortune of playing here 2-3 months each year:

Kranj, Slovenia:

It doesn't get much lovelier than burnt clay sprinkled with double rainbows.

 

[Deleted member 742196]

Not so exotic, but quite beautiful. Cleaning my files and came across this photo I took walking around Seoul last winter.

Reminds me a lot of where I usually play. But I suppose that's also to be expected.

Hope Tennis Academy - Taichung, Taiwan:

 

[Deleted member 742196]

I want to play here sooooooooooooooo bad. I belive it's Thailand

Thanyapura - Phuket, Thailand.
Yeah, it's a really great sports hotel/complex. The quality of tennis teaching however isn't that good. Great facilities though. Definitely worth a 5-7 day vacation if you're ever planning a visit over to Phuket.

http://www.thanyapura.com/sports/asia-tennis-training/phuket-tennis-facility/

 

[Arti]

The courts I learned to play on in Caracas, Venezuela:

 

[vive le beau jeu !]

les diablerets, switzerland

(sorry for the low quality... i was biking !)

 

[natalia]

Photobucket's bastards killed the fun and ruined so many great threads.....

 

[ChaelAZ]

I've always thought some of our desert courts are great. Desert Mountain in Scottsdale AZ is really nice.

 

[ChaelAZ]

Think I saw someone post a picture of this court...but wow.

 

[lwto]

Not all that exotic, but a friends private tennis court.

 

[vive le beau jeu !]

special for @Meles !

PS: too bad many of the old links in this thread don't work anymore...

 

[jaggy]

Point Loma Nazerene College in San Diego

 

[beltsman]

Why do people still use Photobucket?

 

[natalia]

Why do people still use Photobucket?

Any alternative to suggest?

 

[beltsman]

Any alternative to suggest?

Imgur
Postimage

Others I can't think of at the moment.

 

[manirban]

Thanyapura - Phuket, Thailand.
Yeah, it's a really great sports hotel/complex. The quality of tennis teaching however isn't that good. Great facilities though. Definitely worth a 5-7 day vacation if you're ever planning a visit over to Phuket.

http://www.thanyapura.com/sports/asia-tennis-training/phuket-tennis-facility/

Was in Phuket on vacation last Thanksgiving - there are a number of nice tennis facilities on the island - I happened to hit a bit at the JW Marriott on the northern end of the island. It was a nice easy hit, nothing too taxing, but even in Nov, an early morning hit was about what was comfortable before the heat set in (for a Californian that is). Also used the courts at another hotel resort (Anantara iirc) with my kids but the courts were not very well kept and had spiders and insects crawling all over the place - needless to say my kids got spooked out when picking up balls and that was the end of the hitting

 

[slice bh compliment]

Was in Phuket on vacation last Thanksgiving - there are a number of nice tennis facilities on the island - I happened to hit a bit at the JW Marriott on the northern end of the island. It was a nice easy hit, nothing too taxing, but even in Nov, an early morning hit was about what was comfortable before the heat set in (for a Californian that is). Also used the courts at another hotel resort (Anantara iirc) with my kids but the courts were not very well kept and had spiders and insects crawling all over the place - needless to say my kids got spooked out when picking up balls and that was the end of the hitting

Sorry the kids were spooked by the insects, and you were probably like, "aw Phuket."

Why do people still use Photobucket?

You can't spell Photobucket without Phuket. True story.

 

[manirban]

Sorry the kids were spooked by the insects, and you were probably like, "aw Phuket."

You can't spell Photobucket without Phuket. True story.

Lol! Yes, literally... to hell with this... there's a beer by the pool with my name on it!!!! That was that!

 

[Cage Rattler]

A pretty standard court with very unique location... I was in Sao Tome last week and it is the tennis court closest to 0 longitude, 0 latitude.

 

[Hankenstein]

This is a place I visited in June 2018 as I made an travel article. Bio-hotel Stanglwirt just north-west of Kitzbühel in the Austrian alps. For me this is absolutely the most scenic location of a tennis-club I have ever seen. I could move here!

 

[Nolkobolko]

Not the most exotic on Google, but by far the most beautiful and serene courts I've been on. I have the fortune of playing here 2-3 months each year:

Kranj, Slovenia:

It doesn't get much lovelier than burnt clay sprinkled with double rainbows.

I live there!

 

[Henry Hub]

Tea country in Sri Lanka:

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[JackStraw225]

I let out an audible "WOW" at that first photo. It looks like a converted church? Where is that?