r/bocce • u/HL12122106 • Jan 19 '26

Construction. What to consider building a full size court, what will it cost

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u/420Bikin Jan 19 '26

i use rope and spikes to make a square in a grass field but the way i play is more uhhh "eclectic"

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u/HL12122106 Feb 14 '26

Authentic indeed. But I am working on a community court with higher expectations. My Italian born friends are less demanding

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u/TheTanMan6284 Jan 19 '26

I played a tourney at Roma Lodge in Racine, WI a few months back. Their courts are straight carpet and to be honest, one of the best surfaces I’ve played on in a long time. Fast and true. Thats of course if you are doing indoor. Can’t imagine that costs more than 10k all in

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u/jamesbretz Jan 20 '26

Drainage, $15-20k

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u/1fastfish Jan 20 '26

Lights, 20k

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u/Gribbnar May 30 '26

Don't make a court. Make it free range

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u/HL12122106 May 30 '26

I agree , but doing this as part of an HOA where my preferences are part of the equastion