Dunlop Australian Open (AO) Tennis Balls
Dunlop Australian Open (AO) Tennis Balls
DUNLOP AUSTRALIAN OPEN (AO)
Engineered for Grand Slam performance, the Dunlop Australian Open tennis ball delivers exceptional consistency, durability, and feel at the highest level of play.
Designed for reliable performance across all court surfaces, it offers a crisp, controlled feel and is built to maintain pressure and felt quality through demanding match play and training. It is the Official Tennis Ball of the Australian Open.
KEY DETAILS
- Court Surface: All court surfaces
- Feel & Playability: Crisp, responsive feel with dependable control
- Durability: Built to maintain pressure and felt longer
- Best For: Tournament, competitive, league, and high-level training use
- Ball Count: 3 balls per can
BULK ORDERING
To keep ball orders efficient, this product is sold online in bulk only.
- Half Case: 12 cans / 36 balls
- Full Case: 24 cans / 72 balls
For 4+ cases, email TCC Pro Shop for club, academy, program, or tournament volume pricing.
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