MS_07
Semi-Pro
I have not played on Grass personally.
I am recreational player, playing ONLY on Clay.
IMO grass is hard to master:
- low bounce
- ball skids
- big severs have great advantage
- shorter rallies / risky game
- slippery surface, makes it to hard to reach out to every ball and time it effectively
- even if you are pro, sudden low bounce ,one/two missed balls and you suddenly find yourself a set down
- tournaments like wimbledon has full grass court on day 1 and on day 13-14 it plays like clay near base line, so need to adjust to those conditions
- any other ?
Clay:
(For)
- high bounce, top spinners have advantage
- need good stamina to grind
(against)
- big serve is neutralized
- stable bounce throughout the tournament
- even if you lose few points, it's possible to come back
- it is easy to take top spin ball early
what you guys think ??
I am recreational player, playing ONLY on Clay.
IMO grass is hard to master:
- low bounce
- ball skids
- big severs have great advantage
- shorter rallies / risky game
- slippery surface, makes it to hard to reach out to every ball and time it effectively
- even if you are pro, sudden low bounce ,one/two missed balls and you suddenly find yourself a set down
- tournaments like wimbledon has full grass court on day 1 and on day 13-14 it plays like clay near base line, so need to adjust to those conditions
- any other ?
Clay:
(For)
- high bounce, top spinners have advantage
- need good stamina to grind
(against)
- big serve is neutralized
- stable bounce throughout the tournament
- even if you lose few points, it's possible to come back
- it is easy to take top spin ball early
what you guys think ??