$285k. Damn. Well worth it, but I'm not sure you get that value back in terms of resale value - but it is VERY awesome and I would absolutely love it. Good to know the turf is only $25k
Yes, no $ value back but the family did say they are planning on staying at that farm until the end…their parents live around there too, so it’s a nice little family farm. I would love to have that court as well 😀👌👌👌
That is the Smart Racket from Babolat, that tells you how you hit the ball and how hard and also where you e hit the ball, kind of a built in coach, I believe you can either connect to computer or lap top and read your results
The racket has a sensor in it that tells you where you hit the ball on your string bed, my friend lent me one once. It was actually very nice and I enjoyed using it.
my university has indoor courts built with these kind of material. everybody hates it because the bounce isn't common but i learnt much of my tennis there and i have to say these material is very friendly to the body if one wants to spend a large amount of time on court also the slow bounce force one to strike better thus enhance the learning
This is an awesome set up, if I had the money this is exactly what I would do…also with that extra space behind the court I’d lay more turf down and make a chipping and putting green lol
I MacGyver'd a batting cage out of old nets and poles, which my boys loved and all the neighbor's kids used. I thought that made me a pretty cool dad. And then I saw this ... WOW.
Quite impressive. The surface & the size looks decent for beginners, juniors & recreational players. Would like to see a video of higher level players in action - singles & doubles.
I wonder how the light fittings hold up! Maybe there's some sort of toughened acrylic covers? BTW that court surface is very common in Australia, it's certainly a favorite of clubs with older players, unfortunately clay courts are very rare here
Awesome court! Would love to have this in my backyard! Question, to get some more height in the building, would’ve it been possible to dig a meter or so out?
The steel pillars are set deep in concrete to hold the frame of the barn, so digging around those would be troublesome. They did look into tearing it all down and making it wider, but the cost was insane, so they kept the frame and renovated walls, roof and flooring instead 👍 Thanks for the question 👌
I’ve played on carpet indoors where you would have shoes without too much profile underneath it else you would get stuck. This is artificial grass about 1-2 cm tall with sand spread out. Really like this flooring 👌👌👌
Good question. The sand helps protect the turf from wear and tear on certain spots, like you see on grass at Wimbledon. It also helps transfer energy and prevents too much getting stuck and twisting ankles. It is very nice to play on.
The surface is called smashcourt, it is a compromise between clay and artificial grass. Sand removes friction and slows the ball down a bit. Upside is low maintenance costs and all season playable surface.
It’s the price they paid in Denmark, but calculated in $ amount to make it easier to compare it to other countries/currencies. Not sure what it would cost in the US or if you could even get that surface there 🤷♂️
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awesome setup, a lifetime of fond memories is well worth the cost.
This is so cool. Nice job getting before photos.
$285k. Damn. Well worth it, but I'm not sure you get that value back in terms of resale value - but it is VERY awesome and I would absolutely love it. Good to know the turf is only $25k
Yes, no $ value back but the family did say they are planning on staying at that farm until the end…their parents live around there too, so it’s a nice little family farm. I would love to have that court as well 😀👌👌👌
That is the Smart Racket from Babolat, that tells you how you hit the ball and how hard and also where you e hit the ball, kind of a built in coach, I believe you can either connect to computer or lap top and read your results
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Amazing! Respect from South Korea
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this is so incredibly cool. damn how much i'd love to have this🤯
The racket has a sensor in it that tells you where you hit the ball on your string bed, my friend lent me one once. It was actually very nice and I enjoyed using it.
Yep. And totally agree, it felt so solid.
which is his name? the sensor I mean, thks
Thank you so much for all the details, really helpful！
🙏 ur welcome
looks amazing! life goal!!
Those kids are really enjoying themselves. Wonderful
Amazing home court I love it
my university has indoor courts built with these kind of material.
everybody hates it because the bounce isn't common
but i learnt much of my tennis there and i have to say these material is very friendly to the body if one wants to spend a large amount of time on court also the slow bounce force one to strike better thus enhance the learning
👍👍👍 our favorite part is exactly that it’s easy on the joints. Thanks for the info👌👌👌
tons of this type of court in Japan. They called it omni court. Very very good for your knee & joints.
Lovely!!
This is an awesome set up, if I had the money this is exactly what I would do…also with that extra space behind the court I’d lay more turf down and make a chipping and putting green lol
That would be so solid 😆👌👍
Very nice 👍 God job
Very nice. I'm going to build a court like this one day
The actual dream!
Thanks Vikings 🎾 for coming to Denmark 🙏 hope to see you soon
Amazing! If only I had the space and money here in California!!
Awesome tennis hall!👍🎾
It’s really a success! We love it!👏🎾
I MacGyver'd a batting cage out of old nets and poles, which my boys loved and all the neighbor's kids used. I thought that made me a pretty cool dad. And then I saw this ... WOW.
Haha yea this is the biggest home project I’ve ever seen…I put up gymnastics mats and a net in my garage for my kids and their friends to use👍
Love it 🤩👍👍👌
Quite impressive. The surface & the size looks decent for beginners, juniors & recreational players. Would like to see a video of higher level players in action - singles & doubles.
cool tennis court , very informative video thank you very much and greetings from egypt
Fantastic!!👏🏻
Thank you 🙏
I wonder how the light fittings hold up! Maybe there's some sort of toughened acrylic covers? BTW that court surface is very common in Australia, it's certainly a favorite of clubs with older players, unfortunately clay courts are very rare here
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Lobs are out of the question.
Yes, moon ballers be gone 🤣
Prices are in US $$ to easily compare it to where you live 👍 Thanks for watching.
Wonderful
Awesome court! Would love to have this in my backyard!
Question, to get some more height in the building, would’ve it been possible to dig a meter or so out?
The steel pillars are set deep in concrete to hold the frame of the barn, so digging around those would be troublesome. They did look into tearing it all down and making it wider, but the cost was insane, so they kept the frame and renovated walls, roof and flooring instead 👍 Thanks for the question 👌
Smart racket
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Is the surface different than the carpet courts? I played on one of those in Zurich.
I’ve played on carpet indoors where you would have shoes without too much profile underneath it else you would get stuck. This is artificial grass about 1-2 cm tall with sand spread out. Really like this flooring 👌👌👌
awesome. No lobs allowed lol
That's what I call a BRILLIANT investment. Out of curiosity, does the sand eat the strings?
Nope, the sand does not affect strings or balls or anything…just get stuck in your socks a bit but you don’t feel it when you play 👍
@@tennisviking Wow, that's surprising. What a wonderful addition to a home.
@@ayokay123 totally agree…time for us all to start saving up 🤣
why do they want to put sand on the turf? if there is no sand, does it feel closer to grass or hard court rather than clay?
Good question. The sand helps protect the turf from wear and tear on certain spots, like you see on grass at Wimbledon. It also helps transfer energy and prevents too much getting stuck and twisting ankles. It is very nice to play on.
The surface is called smashcourt, it is a compromise between clay and artificial grass. Sand removes friction and slows the ball down a bit. Upside is low maintenance costs and all season playable surface.
curious how much would it have cost if the material would be plain hardcourt
Hey could I play here with a coach provided
I estimated, something like this behind my house will cost about U$8-9mil. Yup. Not joking. Land cost is very high here
😳 what part of the US?
Is that $$ amount in USD? Or is that in Denmark currency (just clarifying, sorry if it’s a dumb question)
It’s the price they paid in Denmark, but calculated in $ amount to make it easier to compare it to other countries/currencies. Not sure what it would cost in the US or if you could even get that surface there 🤷♂️
@@tennisviking so it’s not $280k USD? It’s $280k of Danish currency (danish krone) if I understood that right?
@@Mills354 It is $285k in US dollars (roughly 2 million danish kroner). I should have made that more clear in the video. Thanks for asking!
man can make warm barn but cant make warm weather😞
Defensive player might not like it very much, can hardly lob any more
So its basically a carpet court.
No lobs