In terms of size, beginners will want rackets with a large — but not too large — face, which will make it easier to find the sweet spot, or the area toward the center of a racket every player ...

Best tennis rackets for beginners at a glance Best overall: Yonex, Vcore 100L, $199 Best budget: Head, Titanium Ti S5 Comfort Zone, $80 Most flexible: Wilson, Blade 104 V8, $249 ...

Beginner tennis rackets can range a lot in price, from about $30 to over $200, but don’t worry, you can find a great rookie racket without dropping a ton of cash.

Beginner tennis rackets can range pretty drastically in price, from about $30 to over $200, but don’t worry, you can find a great rookie racket without dropping a ton of cash.

Best Tennis Racket for Beginners Runner-Up: “The Babolat Pure Drive is very easy to play with,” says Sanford. “It has a lot of power so you don’t have to worry about swinging hard.

Victoria Ybarra, manager at Beverly Hills Tennis Pro Shop, suggests looking for graphite rackets like the Wilson US Open BLX 100 or Babolat Boost Drive because they tend to be light but don't lose ...