We design and build premium tennis courts for clubs, schools, hotels, private estates and leisure facilities across the UK. From initial concept to completion, Sorcha Sports delivers high-quality courts tailored to your space, surface requirements and budget.
Tennis is enjoyed at every level, from schools and community clubs to private homes and professional venues. Our courts are built to the highest standards, using durable materials and expert construction methods to ensure long-term performance.
Whether you’re looking to add a single court, upgrade an existing facility or create a multi-court venue, we’ll work with you to deliver a solution that fits your space, vision and budget.
The process explained from start to finish
Tell us about your ideas, goals and available space, and we’ll discuss the best way to bring your tennis court project to life.
We assess your site, access, ground conditions and available space to make sure everything is suitable before work begins.
We create a tailored court design and clear proposal based on your requirements, preferences and budget.
Our team manages the full build process, using quality materials and proven methods to deliver a durable, high-performance court.
Once complete, we carry out final checks, explain everything clearly and hand over a finished court ready for you to enjoy.
From private estates to schools, health clubs and hospitality venues, we help a wide range of clients bring tennis to life. Our team understands the unique requirements of each setting, delivering facilities that perform, look great and add long-term value.
Enhance your facilities and attract more members.
Professional courts designed for regular use.
A well-established sport with year-round appeal.
Tailored solutions for your setting.
The construction time depends on the site, ground conditions, drainage requirements and chosen surface. Most projects take several weeks from excavation and groundwork through to surfacing, line marking and final completion.
We can install a range of surfaces, including porous macadam, synthetic grass and other specialist sports surfaces. The right choice will depend on how the court will be used, your budget and the level of maintenance required.
The site usually needs to be excavated, levelled and prepared with a suitable sub-base. Drainage may also need to be installed before the final playing surface is constructed. Good groundwork is essential to the long-term performance of the court.
Yes, effective drainage is extremely important for an outdoor tennis court. A well-designed drainage system helps remove surface water quickly, reduces disruption after heavy rain and protects the court structure from water-related damage.
In some cases, yes. The existing surface and foundations first need to be inspected for movement, cracking, drainage problems and overall condition. If the base is suitable, resurfacing may be possible without completely rebuilding the court.
Yes. Perimeter fencing can be included as part of a new tennis court installation. Different heights and specifications are available depending on the location, surrounding area and how the court will be used.
Yes. Tennis courts can be designed for schools, sports clubs, leisure facilities, local authorities and private properties. The specification can be tailored to the expected level of use, available space and budget.
Maintenance varies according to the surface. Typical work can include sweeping, moss and algae treatment, pressure cleaning, repairing damaged areas and maintaining line markings. Regular maintenance helps keep the court safe and looking its best.