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Water brooms, good for the environment

You recycle your bottles and cans, you have energy saving appliances and you even turn the water off while brushing your teeth, but have you invested in a water broom? Cleaning driveways, pool decks, tennis courts or picnic areas with a garden hose can... Read >

Windscreen opacity explained

High winds can be an unpleasant guest at the tennis court and windscreens are the solution. While wind can be an enemy on the court, a cool breeze can be a friend. The opacity of windscreens, noted at time of purchase, will determine how much of a bree... Read >

Get it done faster with a tennis ball hopper

Tennis ball hoppers come in many shapes and sizes, but one thing remains the same – they make cleanup easier and faster so you can get on with what counts: practice. Ball hoppers If there is more than one ball on a court, it usually means there is e... Read >

Industry leaders in tennis apparel

Arriving at a formal dinner in jeans and a t-shirt is sometimes frowned upon and showing up at the court is no different, especially since companies now have sport-specific tennis apparel. K-Swiss, DUC, Little Miss, Prince and SSI are just a few of the na... Read >

What you need to know about tennis backboards

Hitting a tennis ball repeatedly against the side of a house or building can cause costly damage over time, damage that can be avoided with the installation of a tennis backboard. Get kids involved Backboards are great for summer camps or after scho... Read >

Improve property value with sharp looking tennis nets

A tennis court is a sign of prestige and devotion to health and the tennis net needs to reflect that with long-lasting materials and ITF approved dimensions. Signs of a good net: Statistically speaking, 90 to 95 percent of all balls that hit the ne... Read >