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Miami Open Partners Again with Fast-Dry Courts to Build Florida’s Largest Tennis Tournament

For the sixth year in a row, South Florida's premier tennis court contractor will construct the courts played on by the world’s biggest tennis stars.



Fast-Dry Courts, Inc., South Florida's premier tennis court builder, is pleased to announce it has been selected again as the exclusive contractor for the tennis courts at the 2024 Miami Open taking place March 17 through 31 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.


Fast-Dry Courts, an ASBA Certified Tennis Court Builder, has been working with a 15-person crew to resurface 17 practice courts, 7 tournament courts, 2 grandstand courts at the 978,000-square-foot tennis facility. The company is also reconstructing the stadium court which is built inside of the 13,800-seat Hard Rock Stadium, overtop the Miami Dolphin’s football field. All of the construction and resurfacing is completed in 45 days. Maintaining the tennis facility and its court fencing is a year-round project since Hard Rock Stadium is the home to many other events such as Formula 1, Miami Dolphin’s Football games and the Rolling Loud concert series.



Fast-Dry Courts has worked alongside Big D Paving and APT Laykold to complete the project. Project materials include more than 150 truckloads of rock, over 13,000 gallons of paint and many loads of asphalt. These materials play a big part in the construction of the custom built stadium court within Hard Rock Stadium. The stadium court is constructed of 10 separate layers with materials including limestone rock, asphalt, fiberglass membrane, vapor barriers, acrylic resurfacer and multiple coats of acrylic paint.




“We are excited to be working with the Miami Open for the sixth year in a row for one of the biggest tennis events in the world,” said Trimmer Dettor, President of Fast-Dry Courts, Inc. “This exclusive opportunity to work with such a high-profile event is a significant honor for us as a company. Our mission and number one value is to deliver professional quality products that provide an elevated playing experience for these professional tennis players. We are excited to see our courts in action at this year’s tournament.”


The renovated tennis venue offers 31,000 square feet of entertainment to the Hard Rock Stadium grounds including pop-up restaurants and nightlife, a 3,600-square-foot video display board (the largest video screen of any tennis event), and seats for spectators to watch the matches within beautifully landscaped courtyards, fountains and palm trees. This facility offers two full weeks of professional tennis with the iconic Miami vibe.




For the past 43 years, Fast-Dry Courts has been South Florida’s premier Tennis and Pickleball court builder, with its portfolio including pro tournament contracts, luxury clubs and resorts, as well as private home builds for celebrities and high-profile, professional sports players. Notable projects include Bahamar and Albany Club in Nassau, Bahamas; Midtown Athletic Club in Weston, Florida; Boca West Country Club in Boca Raton; Flamingo Park in Miami Beach and numerous islands, clubs and residences such as President Donald Trump’s private Mar-a-Lago.


Fast-Dry Courts, Inc. was founded in 1981 and specializes in the construction, resurfacing and maintenance of professional sport courts. They provide customers with a complete set of court construction services, from initial design and consultation to new construction, resurfacing, repairs, lighting, and fencing. They offer these services for all court types including Har-Tru clay courts, asphalt cushion and concrete hard courts, pickleball courts, padel courts, synthetic surfaced courts, artificial turf, basketball courts, bocce courts and shuffleboard courts.



For more information about Fast-Dry Courts, Inc., contact Trimmer Dettor at 800-432-2994 or trimmer@fast-dry.com. Visit their website for more information at www.Fast-Dry.com. For Miami Open ticket information go to www.miamiopen.com.



By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Fast-Dry Courts and Miami Open/IMG

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