What are the dimensions of a paddle tennis court?

The dimensions of the padel court vary depending on the singles and doubles formats, as follows:

Doubles Court:

Length: 20 meters

Width: 10 meters

Diagonal Length: 22.36 meters

Net: 10 meters long, 880 mm (±5 mm tolerance) at the center, 920 mm at each end.

Surroundings: The end line is 4 meters high, with a 3-meter wall and a 1-meter-high metal fence above it. The side walls are non-stepped, 3-meter-high and 4-meter-wide tempered glass walls at both ends. The rest of the area is metal fenced, with 2-meter-wide metal fences at the end walls, topped at 4 meters.

Singles Court:

Length: 20 meters

Width: 6 meters

Diagonal Length: 20.88 meters

Surroundings: Similar to the doubles court, but narrower in width. The specific wall and netting may vary slightly depending on the court design. Court Features:

Enclosure: Paddle tennis courts are typically completely enclosed by walls and metal mesh to prevent the ball from flying out of the court, enhancing the tactical and engaging nature of the game.

Flatness: The court surface must be highly flat, measured with a 2-meter ruler. No indentation exceeding 3mm should be observed to ensure fair and safe play.

Clearance: The court's overhead space must be free of obstructions and maintain a minimum clearance of 6 meters. A minimum clearance of 8 meters is recommended for newly constructed courts.