
Dunlop ATP Tennis Balls Multi-Pack
A tour grade ball for a serious player who wants the right felt for their court surface. Choose the duty type carefully, since each suits a different surface.
- Material Type
- Rubber
- Color
- Yellow
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A tour grade ball for a serious player who wants the right felt for their court surface. Choose the duty type carefully, since each suits a different surface.
Popular PickA single can of yellow tennis balls with a woven synthetic cover and rubber core. Duty rating and pressure are not given, so check the court surface before stocking up.

A three-ball pack of tennis balls labeled for all court surfaces. The listing gives no pressure type, duty rating or approval status, so it reads as a general recreational ball.

A bulk case of Wilson recreational tennis balls for regular players and clubs. The listing does not say how many balls or cans are inside.

A bulk case of regular duty tennis balls for programs that go through balls quickly. The listing gives no approval, pressure or warranty detail, so it is aimed at practice and lessons.

A bag of felt tennis balls for practice sessions and fetch games. The listing gives no pressure or duty rating, so match play on a specific court surface is not covered.

A case of regular duty tennis balls for clubs, lessons and leagues. Regular duty suits softer courts, and the listing's size and included-item fields look like data errors.

A two-can pack of pressurized extra duty tennis balls for regular play. The listing names the USTA only as a league field and gives no approval wording, so treat approval as unconfirmed.

A set of three orange felt tennis balls for younger players. The weight in the listing is clearly a data error, and no pressure or bounce detail is given.

A can of twelve molded rubber racquetballs in a high-visibility blue, which the title also suggests for dog fetch. The listing offers no warranty.

A dozen felt and rubber balls for tennis practice that also work for dog fetch, supplied with a mesh bag. The listing gives no duty rating, pressure type or certification, so treat them as practice balls, not match balls.

A six-can pack of yellow extra duty felt tennis balls for regular play. The listing does not state the pressure type or how many balls come in each can.

A pressurized extra duty can made for tennis at high elevation, approved by the USTA and ITF. It is a single can with no warranty, so it suits regular play more than team stock.

A twelve-ball bag of orange youth tennis balls for kids who have moved past the beginner stage. They are slower and lower bouncing, so older players and full courts need a different ball.

A three-ball bag of red felt tennis balls with a slower bounce for beginners eight and under. They suit only the youngest players, and the listing offers no warranty.

A club-level training ball sold in pressurized cans, well liked for durability in both tennis drills and dog fetch, with one reviewer noting it falls a step short of Wilson.

A mid range pressurized ball for club and recreational play on any court surface. It is not pitched as a tournament ball, and durability figures are not listed.

A well-rated bulk 12-pack that suits practice sessions and pet fetch, with a listed bounce a touch higher than smaller training-ball sets.

A reasonable low-cost bundle for casual hitting, ball-machine drills, or dog fetch, though it is not a substitute for regulation balls in competitive or league play.

A sensible first ball for young children learning on a short court, since it bounces low and moves slowly. Ball count and exact diameter are missing from the listing.

A mid-size pressureless bulk pack that should hold its bounce in storage better than pressurized cans once opened, built for machines and pets rather than match play.

A visibility-focused bulk pack of high-color tennis balls suited to casual practice and fetch, though it carries the smallest review base of the bulk options here.

A regular duty club ball sold by the case for clubs and coaches who go through a lot of balls. The listing disagrees on which courts it suits.

A tour-level Extra Duty ball in bulk for players and clubs on hard courts. Clay and indoor players should choose the Regular Duty version instead.
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