DecoTurf

DecoTurf is a hard court surface for tennis courts in particular, but also for basketball and multi-purpose spaces. The coating consists of several layers of acrylic, rubber, silicon and other materials and is installed on asphalt or other hard surfaces. Is produced by the lining of the resident in the U.S. Andover, Massachusetts company DecoSystems, a subsidiary of California Products Corporation, which also manufactures the hard court surface Plexiplave.

The base is currently used in many tennis tournaments of the ITF, ATP World Tour and WTA Tour, such as at the U.S. Open, the ATP World Tour Masters Series in Canada and Cincinnati, as well as tournaments in the U.S. Open Series. DecoTurf was also the floor of the Olympic tennis tournament in Beijing and Athens.

Compared to the Rebound Ace surface, which was used in the past mainly in the Australian Open from 1988 to 2007, the balls do not slow down so much after the bounce and jump noticeably deeper from.