Tennis Blog

This year's Head racquet release centers on the Prestige line of player-oriented, performance tennis racquets. With GrapheneXT integration into the Speed and Instinct tennis racquet lines in 2014, and into the Extreme and Radical lines in 2015, the Prestige is now up to par with the rest of HEAD's performance racquets.

Check out what tennis gear this year's WTA Pro players are using.

Check out what tennis gear this year's ATP Pro players are using.

Visit any of our social profiles and find the post with this image. Let us know who you have your eye on this year and be entered to win a $25 gift certificate to use online or in our store.

This year’s Australian Open is off to an exciting start! With Caroline Wozniacki and Rafael Nadal out in the first round, fans are left to wonder how much longer our favorites will continue to grace the tennis courts. But as history dictates, this year’s excitement is nothing new.

The pro tennis season is starting up and so are many recreational leagues and school teams. So, to get you prepared for the pro season, or whatever level you will be playing, here are some tennis training tips.

The Courtmaster rebound net could be just what you need to get in more tennis practice this year. This tennis training equipment is simple in both design and assembly, and at only 24 pounds, you can easily set it up yourself.

Your frame and strings are the most important components of your tennis racquet; however, choosing the right string pattern with the right tennis strings can help or hinder your game just as much.

RPM Blast tennis racquet string is a high-density co-polyester monofilament string, which features an octagonal shape that creates more bite, more spin and better control. Polyester is known for durability, so this string is great for players who break their racquet strings often.