US Open Court Colors Paint a Legacy for Tennis Around the World
A Colorful end to the Grand Slam Season
The 2022 US Open served up a historic and colorful end to the Grand Slam season. With Iga Swiatek (Poland) beating Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur in a dramatic Women’s Final, it was both players’ debut in a US Open Championship and also marked the first time that a Polish or North African woman has reached the final in New York. Players from Spain, Russia, Norway and the U.S. all progressed to the Men’s Semi-Finals with Carlos Alcaraz (Spain) eventually clinching his first US Open Championship title from Casper Ruud (Norway) and becoming the youngest ever male World Number 1.
“As the only Grand Slam surface manufactured in three continents, Laykold’s Official US Open colors are available worldwide.”
The Official U.S. Open Colors are Available Globally
New York showcased the very best tennis from around the world on its famous Laykold US Open Blue and US Open Green courts. While being synonymous with the tournament that gave them their name, those world-renowned court colors are as international as the players who grace them. As the only Grand Slam surface manufactured in three continents; Australia, USA and Germany, Laykold’s Official US Open colors are available to schools, clubs, communities, tournaments and elite venues worldwide.
Two Famous Colors, Ten Countries
From grassroots clubs to historic hotels to elite venues here are ten tennis facilities around the world who have trusted and chosen the biggest colors in tennis:
Canada
Canada
Sobeys Stadium, Toronto is the home of Tennis Canada and the National Bank Open Masters 100 event
Poland
The Kozerki Tennis Academy is currently being developed to hold 11 Laykold Masters courts and will host the first W100 Polish Open on U.S. Open colors
Australia
Brisbane Boys School, Queensland
India
The Mhalunge Balewadi Tennis Complex in Pune hosts the only ATP Tour Stop in Southeast Asia
Australia
India
Korea
The National Olympic Tennis Center in Seoul was home to the 1988 Summer Olympics and hosts the ATP Seoul Open Challenger 100 event
USA
Asheville Arena, North Carolina hosted the Billie Jean King Cup tie between the U.S. and the Ukraine on the famous blue and green Laykold courts.
Guam
The National Tennis Center and home of the Guam National Tennis Federation has adopted the US Open colors
Ecuador
The Guayaquil Tennis Club is one of the prestigious Centenary Clubs and the top tennis club in Ecuador
USA
Poland
Denmark
The historic Munkebjerg Hotel in Vejle sports the only outside court in Denmark where you can play tennis on the same surface as the U.S. Open
Panama
The Buenaventura Beach Resort and Sports Club hosted the Rafael Nadal Academy for young local players on its famous-colored facilities
A vibrant legacy for the Game
From Korea to Poland, Laykold has loved providing Grand Slam-quality facilities with a US Open look and performance to tennis communities across the world. Making iconic colors and quality courts accessible globally helps players to reach their potential and the game to grow. The US Open colors are inspiring tennis around the world and providing a vibrant legacy for the game.
Select Your Court Colors
If you would like a piece of the US Open on your doorstep, or you love tennis for its variety and are considering different colors, try our Court Color Selector for the largest range of colors in the industry.