Organizers needed 19 days and $1.63 million to create the court, which divides the surfaces by halves for a unique match in which a player can receive on clay and hit a winner on grass -- or vice versa.
Roger Federer might be the undisputed king of grass court tennis, but Rafael Nadal had the better of him in the match on the mixed surface(half clay-half grass) at Palma De Mallorca, Balearic Islands.

Just managed to get hold of a video -
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