Wilson Roland Garros Clay Court Tennis Ball Case
- 24 cans per case
- ITF approved, official Roland-Garros ball from 2020
- 100% natural rubber core
- Clay court felt that limits moisture and dirt pickup
- Yellow felt
Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A clay court tournament ball whose felt resists picking up grit and moisture, sold by the case. Balls per can are not stated.
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ASIN: B08CY79MGDCategory: Tennis Balls
Overview
Not a hard court workhorse, the Wilson Roland Garros ball is made for red clay, with a felt that resists picking up moisture and dirt. A natural rubber core gives a consistent, lively bounce through long rallies.
Consistency on clay is the reason to buy it, since the felt stays cleaner and lighter as points drag on. Clubs that mostly play hard courts will see faster felt wear.
Who it's for
Clay court clubs and players who want a tournament level ball for long sessions will use a full case. Hard court regulars should look at an extra duty ball.
Pros and cons
- Felt resists dirt and moisture
- Natural rubber core for consistency
- ITF approved for competition
- Bulk case for clubs
- Balls per can not stated
- Felt not built for hard courts
- Pressure life not described
Performance notes
Bounce consistency comes from the natural rubber core. On clay the felt matters most, and this one sheds moisture and grit so the ball does not grow heavy and slow as play goes on.
Specifications
| Brand | Wilson |
|---|---|
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Yellow |
| Construction Type | Rubber core with felt covering |
| Core Material | 100% natural rubber |
| Included components | |
| Number of Packs | 24 cans |
| Other details | |
| Ball Type | Tennis ball |
| League Name | ITF approved |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Clay court, all court |
Frequently asked questions
Are Wilson Roland Garros Clay Court balls made for hard courts?
They are built for clay, though the bullets also say they perform on all court surfaces.
Are Wilson Roland Garros balls approved for tournaments?
Yes. They are ITF approved and the official ball of Roland-Garros from 2020.