Tennis clubs area: equip a facility

What a tennis club needs

• Plenty of balls for sessions and tournaments.
• Rackets to lend to beginners and children.
• Racket bags for coaches and teams.
• Nets and posts to maintain the courts.
• Court equipment: cones, targets, benches, score counters.
• Stringing machines for on-site stringing.

The tennis school

Red, orange and green balls, junior rackets of all sizes, cones and targets: learning is done with age-appropriate equipment. Having several sizes of rackets allows every child to join in.

In-house stringing

A stringing machine allows the club to offer stringing services to its members, using spools of string that are more economical than pre-packaged sets.

Head, Tecnifibre, Wilson serving clubs

Head, Tecnifibre, Wilson, and Babolat provide equipment for a large part of the clubs, from balls to rackets.

Padel, badminton, squash, ping-pong for multisport clubs

Multisport clubs also find padel, badminton, squash, and table tennis equipment.

Clearance to top up the club's stock

The tennis clearance allows clubs to replenish their stock with end-of-line items.

Frequently asked questions

How many balls should be provided for a tennis school?

Several baskets per court, with balls suitable for each children's level.

What rackets should be lent to beginners?

Lightweight and forgiving rackets, in several sizes for children.

Is a stringing machine cost-effective?

For a club with many regular players, it allows for on-site stringing services.

When should a court net be replaced?

As soon as it is torn or the tape no longer holds its height.

Can an individual order?

Yes, club space equipment is accessible to everyone.