Which Racquet Should Tennis Beginner Use?

If you have created a passion in tennis lately then consider you’re in the right place to be guided.

So this are advice, from my coach, start with a oversize head racket that let you feel the swing, try to select something that gives you the right feel of your game.

As a tennis novice you need a racquet with less swing and control, but with lots of spin.

The following are good selection for you, …

Babolat Drive 115 is an excellent option for beginners, the larger head size means bigger sweet spot and therefore it will be more forgiving on the groundstrokes.
Spin and power come very easily and it also makes life easier when volleying. The woofer technology enhances control of the ball and the cortex system will give you the necessary control level and improve the feel for the ball.

Specifications: Head Size: 115 square Inc.

He’s, Length: 27,6 inches, Weight: 255 grams, Balance: 355mm (Head Heavy) and Composition: Graphite

Wilson Ultra 108 is a perfect choice for both recreational and club players who would like to get the most out of their game. Easy maneuverability and plenty of power combined with a larger sweet-spot will ensure fantastic experience. The Wilson Ultra 108 is compatible with Sony Smart Tennis Sensor to let you analyze each stroke and take your game to the next level.

Specifications: Head Size: 108 square inches, Length: 27.25 inches, Strung Weight: 294.84 grams, Balance: 1 point Head Light, Swing weight: 325grams and it’s Beam width is 26mm / 25.5mm / 25.5mm.

The Wilson Hope Lite has an over-sized racquet head and is also light weight makes this a perfect racquet for any beginner tennis player. After we have tested it, we can confirm that it plays very smoothly and is very forgiving for those who do not strike the ball 100% clean just yet as it has got a big sweet-spot.

Specifications: Head Size: 105 square inches, Length: 27 inches, Strung Weight: 293 grams, Balance: 6 points Head Light, Swing weight: 262 grams and Beam width: 25/23 mm.