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AUSTRALIAN OPEN

Rod Laver Arena

Hisense Arena

Margaret Smith Court

ROLAND GARROS

Court Philippe Chatrier

Court Suzanne Lenglen

WIMBLEDON

Centre Court

US OPEN

Artur Ashe Stadium

Louis Armstrong Stadium

Grand Stand

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The US Open is played on an acrylic hard court. The Australian Open is played on a synthetic hard court. The French Open is played on clay and Wimbledon is a grass court. Grass courts are considered the fastest, while clay courts slow the ball down the most and provide a higher bounce. The speed of the hard courts can be affected by the amount of sand in the paint - the more sand in the top paint, the slower the ball bounces.

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Both the US Open and the Australian Open are played on hard court, the French Open at Roland Garros is played on the clay and the Wimbledon Championships are on grassm, with each blade of grass averaging 7-8 millimetres in length.

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The Australian Open is played on a Plexichusion Court.

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