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Tennis racquet sizes

Tennis Racquet Length Guide: Junior & Adult Sizes Explained

2026-07-29
By: Todd Scoullar
On: July 29, 2026
In: Equipment, Instructional, Racquets

Quick Answer A standard adult tennis racquet measures 27 inches (68.6 cm) in length. Junior racquets range from 17 inches to 26 inches, with the correct size depending primarily on a player’s height, age and experience. Choosing the right racquet length makes the game easier to learn, helps develop properContinue Reading

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