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Minimal Maintenance: Brush and add a little water just prior to play. Or don’t. Yes, that’s it.
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All weather playability: Your footing on ClayTech remains true when it’s wet, dry, hot, or cold.
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ClayTech facilitates a tennis player’s development by forcing them to use patience, construct shot sequences into points, and employ a wide variety of shots.
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ClayTech provides sliding comfort, which allows you to play more frequently without the pain.
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A player’s feet are able to glide, pivot, and slide freely across the surface and this reduces the opportunity for injuries.
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ClayTech is easily installed over existing hard courts.
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“Claytech is the best surface I have worked on in 35 years in tennis. In fact one of our members converted their home court to Claytech.” - Dan Aubuchon, Director of Tennis- Bighorn Golf Club
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“Our members enjoy how it plays so similar to a clay court. It requires very little water to maintain good playability. It requires virtually no maintenance....I feel this was the best decision for our club and a surface I would recommend to anyone.” - Tom Cascarano, Tennis Director, Greensboro Country Club
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“We were the first facility in the US to install this surface and after two years, we built two additional courts in the Clay-Tech surface.” Matt Grayson, Director of Tennis, Country Club of Roswell
MAINTENANCE TIPS
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For best playing conditions brush the court and lines just prior to play and then spritz with water.
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Most club courts add a bag or two of material every three to six months. Residential courts need material annually at most.
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Add white paint to the lines every few years to keep them bright.
Playability
Looks Like Clay, Plays Like Clay - Speed of play is nearly identical
- Both courts allow players to slide into shots
- Footing on ClayTech is more sure and consistent
- ClayTech rewards and augments topspin
- Slice on ClayTech is much less effective