Shuffleboard is a popular game that can be played on a variety of surfaces, including indoor and outdoor courts. Shuffleboard courts can be either stand-alone or they can also be added to an existing court, like tennis or basketball. At Court Surfaces we build, resurface and repair shuffleboard courts for a wide variety of clientele. Below are a few specifics about shuffleboard.

1. Court Size: Shuffleboard courts can vary in size, but they are typically rectangular. The standard size for a regulation shuffleboard court is 52 feet long and 6 feet wide. However, smaller courts, such as those found in recreational areas or backyards, may be shorter and narrower.
2. Playing Surface: The playing surface of a shuffleboard court is usually made of a smooth, durable material. We use either Shuffleboard specific acrylic surfacing or Versacourt Sports Tiles. These materials provide a smooth, low-friction surface for the shuffleboard discs to glide on.
3. Equipment: Shuffleboard is played with discs or pucks. The discs are pushed with a cue or tang, which is a long pole with a swivel or T-shaped handle. The goal of the game is to slide the discs into the scoring zones and accumulate points.

Shuffleboard courts can be found in various settings, including recreational centers, retirement communities, parks, and private residences. The game is enjoyable for people of all ages and skill levels, making it a popular choice for leisurely activities and competitions. If you are interested in a shuffleboard court contact Court Surfaces today for a free consultation and estimate (800) 331-1723.