Hockey is a popular team sport played on a field, with two teams competing to score goals by hitting or shooting a ball or a puck into the opposing team’s goal.
Related Questions?
Q1. What are the standard dimensions of field hockey?
The standard dimensions of field hockey are 91400 x 55000 mm (299’-10″ x 180’-5″) with a clearance of 2000 mm (6’-7”) from both sides and 3000 mm (9’-10″) from the front and back sides of the field. The area of the field should be 5027 Sqm. (54110 Sqft).
Q2. What is the standard height of a field hockey goal?
The standard height of a field hockey goal is 2140 mm (7’).
Highlights
Dimensions:
Length:- 91400 mm
Breadth:- 55000 mm
Height (Goal):- 2140 mm
Area:- 5027 Sqm.
Clearance:- 2000 mm (both sides)
3000 mm (Front & Back sides)
Materials (Surface):
Natural or artificial turf
Link:
2.https://www.amazon.in/Architects%E2%80%B2-Data-Ernst-Neufert/dp/1405192534
3.https://www.amazon.com/Time-Saver-Standards-Building-Joseph-Chiara/dp/0070163871
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*Note:- The dimensions written in feet and inches are converted.
