Tennis is a sport that requires not only appropriate rackets, but also balls adapted to different levels of play and short surfaces. Here is an exploration of the different types of tennis balls:

Purple balls

Violet balls are often used for young children who are starting to learn tennis. They are designed to be lighter and bounce lower than traditional balls, which facilitates control for beginners. They are perfect for short-sized courts.

Red balls

Also intended for young players, red balls have reduced pressure, which decreases their speed and rebound. They are used on smaller courts and allow children to develop their basic skills while having fun.

Orange balls

Orange balls are an intermediate step between the red balls and the green balls. They have a slightly higher pressure than that of the red balls, which allows a higher rebound. They are ideal for children who progress in their learning of tennis.

Green balls

Green balls, sometimes called intermediate balls, have a reduced pressure of 25 % compared to standard balls. They are used for progression players who are not yet ready for full pressure bullets. They help develop the technique while gradually adapting to standard play conditions.

The Yellow Balls

Hard yellow balls are standard, "classic" tennis balls used in professional and amateur tournaments. They are designed to be used on all short surfaces, whether clay, lawn or hard surfaces.
These balls offer a constant rebound and are made to withstand intense games.

And there you are, you know everything !!

By understanding the characteristics and uses of these different balls, players can choose those that best suit their level of play and their specific needs during training or competitions.