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Prince O3 Hybrid Hornet Midplus for high school varsity girl's tennis?
I'm a high school tennis player on the girl's varsity tennis team. I've been using a walmart racquet and looking forward to transition to a racquet that would help me improve my game. I'm a singles player that hits from behind the baseline most of the time. would the Prince O3 Hybrid Hornet Midplus racquet be a good choice for me? if not, any other suggestions?
3 Answers
- 9 years ago
I suggest that you go a tennis website (tennisexpress.com, tenniswarehouse.com, etc.) and demo several racquets. At tennis express it is fifteen dollars for shipping (to and from) with no other costs. You can choose up to four racquets and they will mail them to you. You can try them for up to a week I believe. This will let you get some real experience with any racquet that you've been considering.
- Anonymous5 years ago
That is pretty hilarious...but, it's the type of thing that could happen entirely by chance. Softballs are not harder to hit...sure the pitcher is closer and can throw it pretty hard, but the ball is huge, just put the bat out there. Props to her if she can consistently get hits.
