How do you check a soccer goal is regulation size?
- Site Prep
- Punch List
- Accuracy
Pitch and court dimensions are written into the rules, and the equipment that ends up installed does not always match them. Checking a goal means a clear span between posts and a height to the underside of the crossbar, taken outdoors on turf where there is nothing to hook on and nobody holding the other end. The T1R Range takes both as laser shots from where you stand, and holds them in a named list so the numbers reach whoever ordered the goal rather than staying on a phone.
How the goal gets checked
- T1R takes span and height solo
- Laser works with nothing to hook
- T1R zeroes at the post
- Readings held in a named list
- Numbers reach whoever ordered it
The video settles a local argument about undersized nets at a Charlestown pitch. The T1R is zeroed at one post and the span taken across, then the height to the crossbar, with the blade reading through the 140s on screen and a dimensioned diagram of the goal shown at the end. The verdict is that the nets were in regulation after all.
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