What is the standard width of a singles badminton court as per international regulations?
5.18 meters
As per the Badminton World Federation (BWF) regulations, the standard width of a singles badminton court is 5.18 metres.
For comparison, the doubles court width is 6.10 metres and the full court length is 13.40 metres. Hence 5.18 metres is correct for singles.
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