Do you have a preference when it comes to tennis balls?
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Permalink Reply by Roddy @ ProAm Tennis on -
K3 has a gold version too. I prefer the silver. little cheaper, feels just as good and holds up pressure well
Kelvinator said:goota look the slivers up...never heard of it...
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Roddy @ ProAm Tennis said:I like the wilson us opens the best. I also like the K3 SIlvers.
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Permalink Reply by Harold Bessette on -
Sports Chalet wouldn't discount to me for quantity, but Sports Authority did. Also SA has the Coaches Club where you get a whole book of $5 off coupons.
That Big 5 price for the Penn ATP Tour balls is pretty good! I'll have to check that out!
Kelvinator said:Yea that's what i thought...i think most big 5's and sport chalets do that...but i was wondering it that was already the discounted price?...yes right?
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Chris TheProtogo said:
Manager should give discout when you buy a caseBig Five sports shop in Palm Springs next to Rite Aide
Palm Canyon / Arenas&Ramon
Kelvinator said:Is that the discounted case price? will the give you a discount for a cse?
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Chris TheProtogo said:Big Five has good prices on Penn ATP Tour hard court tennis balls, in Palm Springs,Ca.
$56./case
Tim Prapong said:Where are you buying these balls?
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Permalink Reply by Meags on -
Yeah i tend to stick with head atp balls in the gold tin as they seem to hold up the best and are a little harder imo.
I do however change balls for every match. Some at ny club have had the same set in their bag for years ha!
Also playing with dud balls even after only a set or two really negates my serve.
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Permalink Reply by Kelvinator on -
Luckily our group always has two to three guys bring balls...it's like an unspoken rule now...bring quaters for the lights and you better bring balls once a couple of weeks (we have enuff players that that is enuff)
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richard meaghan said:Yeah i tend to stick with head atp balls in the gold tin as they seem to hold up the best and are a little harder imo.
I do however change balls for every match. Some at ny club have had the same set in their bag for years ha!
Also playing with dud balls even after only a set or two really negates my serve.
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Permalink Reply by Tony Schifano on -
I used Penn all through high school and college. I prefer Penn. I think the felt around the ball is not that tight when brand new. I use a heavy topspin and I'm able to grip the ball much easyer. I have a harder time with a new Wilson ball. I'm not able to grip a new Wilson ball that easy compared to Penn.
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Permalink Reply by CoachV - William Vazquez on -
The Dunlop Ball is typically heavier and Slower and have more fuzz, US Pro Penns or USPTA pro Penns are smaller lighter and faster. Wilson regular Heavy duty are regular hard court balls and I like regular to slower balls. the Wilson USopens are smaller faster balls like the pro-penns. practice balls and depressurized balls are CR@P. I also like any ball on sale. I have also found that beginners hit dead balls better and Tournament players dont practice enough with newer balls.
Arianne Kim said:
Mike what do you think about Dunlop grand prix.......
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