Through the films of world-class men’s badminton doubles, 5 games or 14 sets, this study tried to analyze the landing sports of the first three strokes hit by players and furthermore determine the stoke effects of different landing spots. By Chi-square analysis, the following were found: first, mot of the landing spots of the serve (the first stroke) were in section 1. For overall stroke effects, most of them were passive, and few of them were active. The proportion of active effects of strokes whose landing spots were in section 4 was higher than others. Second, most of the landing spots of return of serve (the second stroke) were in the middle of the court (especially at no.50. For overall strokes, active effects were the highest and passive effects were the lowest, the proportion of the active effects of the strokes whose landing spots at no.2 and no.3 was the highest, so were the proportion of the passive effects whose landing spots at no.8 was the highest. Third, most of the landing sports of the third strokes were in the middle of the court (especially at no.5). Overall stroke effect was similar to that of the first stroke. The proportion of the passive effects of the strokes whose landing spots at no.7 & no.8 and no.9 was the highest; the landing spots which create the highest proportion of the active effects of the strokes were not existed.