Penn Control Plus Green Dot POP Tennis Ball, Dozen

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$23.88
SKU:
521930
Maximum Purchase:
1 unit
Limit::
1 Dozen per order; due to shortage
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Product Overview

DUE TO THE CURRENT BALL SHORTAGE, THIS ITEM HAS A LIMIT OF ONE PER ORDER


The PENN Control Plus Green Dot Ball offers a 25% reduced speed compared to traditional tennis balls. Designed for full court or half court play for POP tennis and tennis, these balls feature a high visibility felt with a green dot to quickly identify them on the court. The Penn Green Dot Ball offers greater control for longer rallies.  Sold in a bag of 12 balls (1 dozen).

Insider tips on the Penn Green Dot Ball:

-Since they are not pressurized to begin with, you can store out in the open and use until the felt becomes worn.
-Used for tennis, this can be a terrific teaching ball before moving your junior to traditional pressurized tennis balls.  Start them on the large foam "10 and under balls", move to this Control Plus Green Dot, then proceed to traditional tennis balls.

Recommended Use of the Penn Green Dot Ball:
  • Recommended for Tennis lessons for children ages 11+
  • Official POP Tennis Ball for players in the U.S. and worldwide
The Penn Control+ Green Dot ball is the ball for POP Tennis

The International POP Tennis Association has selected the Penn Green Dot ball as the official POP tennis ball because its internal pressure is set at the correct compression rate of a standard tennis ball (25% compression). If a standard tennis ball is used, it should be punctured to reduce its internal pressure.

Compression test for a POP tennis ball:

If you don't want to buy the correct ball and you'd prefer to modify a standard tennis ball, use this simple compression test recommended by the International POP Tennis Association.  When the ball is dropped from a height of 6 feet, the bounce should not be less than 31 inches or more than 33 inches. You can depressurize a traditional tennis ball by inserting a needle into it and put it to this test.

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  • 5
    Reduced compression

    Posted by Woodman on 8th Oct 2022

    Let’s face it—tennis isn’t easy. These balls help make it easier. They don’t travel as far and don’t bounce as high. They are lighter and move a little more slowly (relative to regulation balls). They help your kids develop better technique by giving them more time to track and prepare for their strokes