Wiktionary
a. (context sports English) Located next to the court of play. adv. (context sports English) Alongside the court of play.
Usage examples of "courtside".
A year ago, when Amelior was taking off and all the other stuff was coming down, Gwyn turned to him, courtside, and said abruptly: "I'm getting married.
Three hours earlier: Gwyn, hunkered down courtside with the great Buttruguena, in the vast fridge of the Oerlich.
He had placed a towel over his headas they do at the Australian Open when the courtside temperature reaches 140 degrees.
Before going back to the baseline and warming up groundstrokes Schacht likes to take a little time courtside futzing around, hitting his heads' frames against strings and listening for the pitch of best tension, arranging his towel on the back of his chair, making sure his cards aren't still flipped from some previous match, etc.
She thought about bribing, and had courtside Knicks tickets as backup.
Desie got to sit close to courtside, in a section with the other wives and girlfriends.