Gabe
There is a significant difference in courts which at times play
to a players strenghts or expose weeknesses. Some courts walls
are very slick / smooth while some others are very pourous and
the ball grips very well to them. This comes into play when the
ball hugs the wall.
Paint comes into play as Tampa had issues with their court for
years because of the wrong paint or so I was told. Milford / Dania
courts walls are inverted outward a degree or 2 and makes a difference
with a carom or 2 wall shots. Also Dania and Milford the ball
can really hug it unlike others. Orlando is the fastest active
court, while Ft Peirce is about the deadest.
Floors also come into play too, some floors are more lively than
others as well.
The height of the chapa also has alot to do with effective of
remate and kill shots.
I like that all courts are different because it adds a variable
of difficulty like Golf to a degree.
Miami for me was easiest to play on, I would say Ocala is the
most natural, while Orlando is the fastest.
