The 15 Best Tennis Racquets For Every Type of Player

Wilson has been making tennis racquets and accessories since 1913, so its Clash 100 model won't disappoint. While there are small nuances that make a racquet suitable for rookies, intermediate players, and professionals, this model is fit for a wide range of skill levels. Wilson's StableSmart frame geometry will keep your swings sturdy, while the FreeFlex technology offers a better feel and increases the ball's dwell time. Best of all, this racquet has low, ergonomic flex points, so it'll be comfortable to hold all the way to the matchpoint.

Consider Head's Ti.S6 racquet the perfect match for tennis novices. With a 115 square inch head, this racquet is larger than most so it's a little more forgiving when you're finessing your swing. But just because the racquet has a large head doesn't mean it's heavy. Made with a combination of titanium and graphite, the racquet is lightweight, yet surprisingly durable. In fact, it's only 10.5 ounces so beginners can learn the sport without feeling weighed down.

With a co-designer like tennis legend Roger Federer himself, you know this racquet is an all-around performer. The string configuration is aimed at adding power and spin to each shot, while the head-heavy balance brings stability and momentum to these lighter frames.

We recommend this for anyone who's on the fence about diving into tennis before they drop serious cash on an intermediate- or advanced-level option.

Seasoned tennis players will find a lot to love about Babolat's racquets. Between SWX Evo Feel material that improves shock absorption, to its 100% graphite construction that keeps your swing stable, this racquet performs.

For players with a shorter swing who want more power, this Wilson Hyper Hammer is designed for you. It's balanced closer to the head for more stability without sacrificing the benefits of a lightweight racquet. Plus, the open string pattern puts just the right spin on the ball every time.

Want to hit around the ball with your little ones? Snag this kid-friendly option from HEAD. Perfect for ages two and up, this racquet features a light head balance to give them extra stability when they hit the ball. The 25-inch frame is perfect for little hands, while the aluminum o-beam construction will hold up nicely as they find their footing on the court.

If you need a game-improving racquet, the Bubba is calling your name. Designed for intermediate players and those with short swings, this racquet combines an aerodynamic beam design with a lightweight feel to give you plenty of control.

If you're new to the court, pick up this well-balanced, beginner-friendly racquet. When you connect with the ball, the racquet will add power behind each stroke, while still offering serious maneuverability. Overall, the Graphene XT is just a solid, easy-to-use racquet that's great for new players who want to invest in their first stick without overspending.

This racquet gets its name from the Textreme substance in the frame, which helps increase flexibility and stability when playing. It's pointed at more experienced players looking to fine-tune their game with more controlled, precise ball placement, so you can drop the ball exactly where you aim!

This best-selling racquet by Wilson has earned more than 8,200 four- and five-star ratings, so you can be assured that you're getting a high-performance racquet at a great price, whether you're a beginner or seasoned player.

The carbon fiber racquet enlists Wilson's PowerProfile Frame Geometry to deliver optimum maneuverability without adding weight, while the handle is designed for maximum comfort and grip.

Available in three sizes, two colors, and designed for kids between two and nine years old, this top-rated tennis racquet introduces kiddos to the sport at a wallet-friendly price.

According to reviews, the aluminum-frame racquet is more than up to the task of tennis lessons and recreational play, and kids love the smiley face design in the thick-gauge strings.

If you're seeking a beginner-friendly racquet from a trustworthy brand, consider the Ti. Conquest from HEAD. It combines the durability and stability of a titanium alloy frame with the confidence that comes from a larger racquet head diameter.

The carbon-fiber-and-aluminum frame of these tennis racquets are designed to minimize arm and shoulder fatigue, allowing players to to deliver peak performance all the way through match point. The frame's triangular shape helps reduce shock and vibrations, while the ergonomic wooden handle is comfortable to hold.

Ready to take your play to the next level? Add this 9.8-ounce racquet by Babolat to your cart. Its 105-square-inch frame is ideal for progressing players, while its graphite construction delivers the utmost power, performance, and stability. This tennis racquet arrives pre-strung for immediate play right out of the shipping package.

Inspired by the legendary Prince Graphite racquet—used by the likes of Andre Agassi and Monica Seles—the Phantom 100G offers a new spin on the classic. Its ultra-thin frame and lower swing weight offers modern functionality, while the iconic cross bar design pays homage to the original.