Bocce Ball Court Construction - Orlando FL
Orlando's Bocce Ball Court Builders of Choice

1000+
Projects Completed
11
Years in Business
Mor-Sports Group brings bocce ball court construction to Orlando, from the shaded streets of Winter Park and Baldwin Park to the resort corridor near Walt Disney World Resort and the 55+ communities spreading across Kissimmee and Lake Nona. Bocce has a way of turning a patio or side yard into the heart of the home, and we build courts to fit both compact residential lots and full regulation dimensions, engineering every base and border for Central Florida's sandy soil, seasonal water table, and daily summer thunderstorms. Homeowners in Dr. Phillips and Windermere, HOAs in Kissimmee, and clubs across Downtown Orlando trust our family-run, Florida-based crew to deliver courts that play true for decades.
why choose MOR-SPORTS GROUP
Why Orlando Chooses Mor-Sports Group for Bocce Ball Court Construction


35+ Years of Court-Building Heritage
Mor-Sports Group has been building courts since 1986, and bocce, a game with its own deep Italian roots, is one we build with real craft and care.
Storm-Season Scheduling
Central Florida's afternoon thunderstorms are built into our cure schedules and timelines, so your court's base, borders, and surface go in under the right conditions.
Surface Options Built for Florida Humidity
From crushed shell and stone dust to synthetic turf, we help Orlando clients choose a surface that keeps rolling true through Central Florida's heat and rain.
Built Around Your Needs
Uses for Bocce Ball Court Construction in Orlando
Backyard Bocce Courts
Turn a side yard or patio in Winter Park, Lake Nona, or Dr. Phillips into a bocce court sized to fit your lot, adding a low-maintenance gathering spot for family and friends.
Backyard Bocce Courts
Central Florida's retirement and active-adult communities, especially around Kissimmee and Lake Nona, have made bocce a signature amenity, and we build clubhouse courts that see daily use.
HOA and Neighborhood Courts
Master-planned communities in Windermere, Kissimmee, and across Orange County add bocce as a quieter, all-ages amenity alongside pickleball and tennis. We build durable courts residents use for years.
HOA and Neighborhood Courts
Master-planned communities in Windermere, Kissimmee, and across Orange County add bocce as a quieter, all-ages amenity alongside pickleball and tennis. We build durable courts residents use for years.
Hotel and Resort Amenities
In a hospitality market built around Walt Disney World Resort and Orlando's convention corridor, a bocce court gives guests a relaxed, social outdoor activity that fits any age group.
Custom and Luxury Courts
For estates in Windermere and Dr. Phillips, we design fully customized bocce courts with premium borders, lighting, and landscaping integration built around your property.
What we build
Our Sports Construction Services
Tournament-grade construction across all sport surfaces, residential to championship scale.

The Dunes

Regency Babcock
Tennis · Bocce · Shuffleboard

Babcock Ranch
Basketball · Pickleball · Tennis · Bocce

ESPN Pro Pickleball Association

US Open Pickleball Tournament

Boca Pointe
Basketball · Pickleball · Tennis · Bocce

Portico Amenities
Tennis · Basketball

Naples Reserve
Tennis · Basketball

Buttonwood Bay
Tennis

Norcross
Tennis
Mor-Sports partners with MAPEI to finish our hard courts with Mapecoat TNS, the professional-grade surface system used at the US Open. Choose from eight stocked finishes, with custom color matching available for a fully tailored court.
Official Partner
MAPEI

Official Partner
Terre Davis
Mor-Sports partners with Terre Davis to source the premium natural red clay used in our clay court installations. Their proven clay systems deliver consistent play, dependable drainage, and lasting performance.
our process
Construction Process
Mor Sports follows a streamlined construction process to ensure your tennis court's efficient and timely completion. The construction process typically involves the following steps:
01
Introduction Phase
Meet your Client Relations Manager to walk your Orlando property, discuss court size and surface, and receive a detailed quote.
02
Pre-Construction Phase
We prepare documentation and coordinate permitting with the City of Orlando or Orange County, depending on your location.
03
Construction Phase
The site is graded, drainage is engineered for Central Florida's sandy soil and water table, borders are set, and the base and surface material are installed.
04
Cure & Surface Preparation
Surfacing is scheduled around Central Florida's storm pattern, then foul lines and boundary markers are set to regulation precision.
05
Hand Over to Client
Your Orlando bocce court is ready for play.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions

How long does bocce ball court construction take in Orlando?
Most bocce court projects in Orlando take about 3 to 5 weeks from groundbreaking to completion, depending on court size and surface choice. Central Florida's summer thunderstorm pattern can occasionally extend the schedule, so we build weather contingencies into every timeline.
What surface is best for a bocce court in Orlando?
Crushed shell and stone dust surfaces offer the true, slow roll traditional bocce players prefer, while synthetic turf or carpet holds up well to Central Florida's heat and frequent rain with very little upkeep. We help you weigh feel, maintenance, and budget for your property.
How much does it cost to build a bocce court in Orlando?
Bocce court construction costs in Orlando depend on court size, surface material, border type, and site preparation. Sandy soil and a high water table in many parts of Central Florida can call for extra base work, which affects the overall investment. Contact us for a free on-site assessment and a detailed quote.
Do you handle permits for bocce ball court construction in Orlando?
Yes. Mor-Sports Group manages the full scope of your project, including site evaluation, grading, drainage planning, and coordination with Orlando and Orange County permitting requirements. Our in-house crew handles every phase from ground preparation through final surfacing.
Can a bocce court fit on a smaller Orlando lot?
Often, yes. Unlike a full tennis or pickleball court, a bocce court can be built as small as roughly 10 feet wide by 50 feet long and still play well, making it one of the easiest ways to add a dedicated outdoor game to a standard Orlando backyard.
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