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TERRAIN DE TAMBOURIN

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The town has a tambourine pitch topped by a pediment. Tambourine ball is a team sport involving two teams of five players, commonly known as tambourin. The oldest version of the game dates back to the 1860s and is played outdoors on an 80 m x 18 m pitch, five against five. Like tennis, the players must ensure that the ball is returned to the opponent's court. Points are scored in the same way as in paume, i.e. 15, 30, 45 and game. The first team to win 13 games is the winner.

Types

  • Sports ground

Users conditions

Free entry : yes

Open

from 01/01/2025 to 31/12/2025

Address

TERRAIN DE TAMBOURIN

Chemin de l'Hortus
34270 SAINT-JEAN-DE-CUCULLES

GPS coordinates : 43.74985 / 3.83481

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