BOCCE BALL COURTS

Bocce Ball Court Construction Excellence Since 1958

Supreme Kourts® is the premier bocce ball court builder in Deal, New Jersey, and the nearby Monmouth County and Ocean County regions. We have a long history of success from 1958 and provide unmatched knowledge to every job. 

Take a look at how we can make your bocce court dreams a reality while maintaining our unwavering commitment to accuracy and excellence.

Bocce Ball Courts Built Right

Bocce, primarily a social game, was introduced into the American sporting vernacular by Italian immigrants over 200 years ago. In standard Bocce, the balls must be rolled. A variant known as raffa is where the ball can be lofted toward the targets. A third variation, Volvo, is played like Raffa, except the players use brass balls rather than synthetic plastic. Unlike lawn bowling, played on a grass-topped, open-sided field, Bocce is played on a specifically designed and constructed court with static sides and a flat, level, compacted crushed stone surface. Dimensions


Court Dimensions

Be advised that there is a bewildering array of “creative” bocce misinformation on the web and in print regarding “official” or “standard” plans for court construction that vary so widely that you might think they were for different sports. Note that there is no standard or official size bocce court in America, leaving a bocce enthusiast the luxury of custom building a court to their play interest and geographic or budgetary restraints with the popular objective of: “Build it, and they will come...with beverages.”

Bocce courts consist of a flat and level playing surface within 6” or taller perimeter curbing. The court’s dimensions may vary between 8’ to 14’ in width and 60’ to 91’ in length. The United States Bocce Federation (USBF) recommends that courts used for international, tournament, or open play be 13’ x 91’. Most recreational courts are smaller in length and width than the USBF recommends.

When You Need a New Bocce Ball Court, We’ll Build It!

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