Grassman has been the leader in the design and manufacture of synthetic grass tennis court surfaces over thirty years. Tennis court surfaces represent the majority of our production and the development and ongoing innovation remains our focus. We invented the synthetic turf inbuilt line system used today.
Flagship Range of Tennis Court surfaces
TOURNAMENT PRO ITF pace rated 5 – FAST – Artificial Grass – sand-dressed. Low pro?le KDK (non- directional) surface for fast paced player preference with sure footing and excellent ball bounce qualities
CLUB 40 – ITF pace rated 3 – MEDIUM – sand-filled. 19mm club quality tennis surface installed through Australia, the Pacific and USA
CLASSIC CLAY™ – ITF pace rated 1 – Slow – Artificial Clay
Classic Clay® is the world’s first and only patented “waterless” artificial clay tennis court surface, designed to play and slide just like a clay court whilst offering a consistent ball bounce and ball marks are easily identified.
Flagship Range of Tennis Court surfaces
TOURNAMENT PRO ITF pace rated 5 – FAST – Artificial Grass – sand-dressed. Low pro?le KDK (non- directional) surface for fast paced player preference with sure footing and excellent ball bounce qualities
CLUB 40 – ITF pace rated 3 – MEDIUM – sand-filled. 19mm club quality tennis surface installed through Australia, the Pacific and USA
CLASSIC CLAY™ – ITF pace rated 1 – Slow – Artificial Clay
Classic Clay® is the world’s first and only patented “waterless” artificial clay tennis court surface, designed to play and slide just like a clay court whilst offering a consistent ball bounce and ball marks are easily identified.
Where to buy
(02)93167244
Direct From Manufacturer
Field Turf Australia
Unit 8.1, 1A Hale Street
BOTANY, New South Wales 2019
* All products may not be available at all stores, countries and regions.
Contact information
Fieldturf Australia
Warehouse C2 Kookaburra Road North
PRESTONS, New South Wales 2170
Phone: +61 2 9316 7244
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