Why grass is not the finished base
Natural ground can move, retain water and change level. Interlocking tile or roll-out flooring does not correct those conditions by itself.
Build Project BriefSports & Courts · Specific answer
For Apollo court-surface planning, natural grass and unsuitable soft ground are treated as a base-preparation issue first. The final court surface should be selected after a stable supporting base and drainage strategy are resolved.

Natural ground can move, retain water and change level. Interlocking tile or roll-out flooring does not correct those conditions by itself.
The local project team should define the appropriate hard-base or engineered-base pathway for the site and intended sport.
Once the base, levels and drainage are known, the surface can be compared properly.
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