Dunlop Grand Prix Tennis Balls Multi-Pack
- 3 balls per can
- Extra Duty or Regular Duty options
- 67 millimeters, yellow
- Rubber construction
- 2-24 cans available
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A dependable tournament style ball for club and league players who want consistent play. The listing gives little detail beyond duty type and can count.
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ASIN: B0DL4V7GPGCategory: Tennis Balls
Overview
A club court or a local tournament draw is where the Dunlop Grand Prix ball is used, sold in three-ball cans with a choice of extra duty or regular duty felt. Dunlop describes the series as consistent for tournament-style play.
Tournament-style consistency suits league and club players who want predictable bounce. The listing is sparse on felt and core details, so it is hard to compare with Dunlop's tour ball.
Who it's for
Made for regular players buying several cans at once. Players who want the top tour ball or a basic practice ball should look at other Dunlop lines.
Pros and cons
- Extra or regular duty choice
- Bulk can options
- Made for tournament-style play
- Felt and core details not listed
- Not the official tour ball
- Duty guidance not explained
Performance notes
Felt type sets how the ball wears on each surface, so choosing extra duty for hard courts and regular duty for soft courts holds bounce more even. Pressure loss over time is not addressed.
Specifications
| Brand | Do It Tennis |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | 67 millimeters |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Color | Yellow |
| Other details | |
| Ball Type | Extra Duty or Regular Duty |
| Balls per can | 3 |
| Can options | 2-24 cans |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Dunlop Grand Prix the official ATP ball?
No. The listing describes it as a tournament-style ball. The ATP ball is a separate Dunlop line.
How many Grand Prix balls come in a can?
One can holds 3 tennis balls.
Which Grand Prix duty should I choose?
The listing offers Extra Duty or Regular Duty but does not explain which surfaces each suits.