hard court

noun

1. a tennis court having a concrete or asphalt surface.

hard court

noun

1. See grass court
   a tennis court made of asphalt, concrete, etc See also grass court

Example Sentences

Tennis at the Tokyo Olympics will be contested on hard courts, which is particularly punishing on the body, amid strict pandemic protocols.

From Washington Post

On the hard court at Long Beach State, where the bisexual basketball player became one of only a handful of male athletes to ever come out during their playing days.

From Ozy

Sidelined for a year with a nasty joint injury, Rafael Nadal returns to the hard court today against Roger Federer.

From The Daily Beast

March 14 In his first hard-court tournament in nearly a year, Nadal makes the quarterfinals of Indian Wells.

From The Daily Beast

Here he loses to Djokovic again, this time in a grueling five set, five hour and 53-minute hard-court match.

From The Daily Beast

A hard court, like the ones at the U.S. Open, consists of a thin film of acrylic over an asphalt base.

From The Daily Beast

I'll get them both down to Coombe and see if she'll play tennis on my hard court.

From Project Gutenberg

The reason we peeled the sod is that you will play on a hard court in the contest.

From Project Gutenberg

There was a hard court at Old Place, so that winter did not stop the game entirely.

From Project Gutenberg