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 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.

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.

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.