Publisher's Synopsis
"Making a Tennis Court" by George E. Walsh offers a comprehensive guide to the construction of tennis courts, suitable for anyone interested in sports, recreation, or landscape architecture. This meticulously prepared reprint of a classic text delves into the practical aspects of building and maintaining lawn tennis courts. Explore the essential elements of civil engineering and design considerations necessary for creating a quality playing surface. Whether you are a sports enthusiast or simply intrigued by the technical details of recreational facilities, this book provides a valuable resource. Discover the historical methods and techniques used in constructing tennis courts, offering insight into a bygone era of sports and recreation. A fascinating look at the technology and applied science behind building the perfect tennis court.
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