Frog Hollow Racquet Club Recycles Tennis Balls A lot of tennis balls to be exact! We met with Harold Conway, Owner, of Frog Hollow Racquet Club last year when we were at USPTA Middle States Conference. (more…)
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Tennis Channel’s Justin Gimelstob Features Green Tennis Machine with Eric Korita
Justin Gimelstob features the Green Tennis Machine on Tennis Channel “It’s doing amazing things for the tennis industry.” We want to again thank Justin and his crew (more…)
Members Like “Green” Tennis Balls
East Bank Club, Chicago’s Premier Tennis Facility, Goes Green Tom was gracious enough to sit down with us in the break room and give us an update on how East Bank Club has been utilizing the GTM400. The transcript of his video is below: My name is Tom Wangelin, and I am the Tennis Director […]
Paul Annacone on the Green Tennis Machine and the Future of Tennis
Paul Annacone discusses the Green Tennis Machine Paul Annacone was kind enough to take a moment and give us his thoughts about the Green Tennis Machine and the impact it can have on the game of tennis. The transcript for the unpaid Paul Annacone video is here: Hi, I’m Paul Annacone. There are always new inventions and […]
BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells Tennis Garden, and reBounces Partner on Tennis Ball Recycling Program
BNP Paribas Open and Rebounces Recycle 400,000+ Balls 2014 marked the 6th year Rebounces has partnered with BNP Paribas Open and Indian Wells Tennis Garden to recycle tennis balls collected at the BNP Paribas Open. (more…)
Doylestown Tennis Club Goes from Buying 60 cases to Zero
Doylestown Tennis Club Buys Zero Practice Balls Jim Klein, Tennis Director, at Doylestown Tennis Club received one of our first GTM150 (more…)
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Tennis Channel Features Green Tennis Machine (Short)
2013 BNP Paribas Open – Tennis Ball Recycling
Thanks to all of those who participated at the 2013 BNP Paribas Open. Over the past 5 years we have collected over 325,000 unwanted tennis balls. This tournament just gets better every year and that couldn’t be possible without the support of the BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells Tennis Garden staff, and the tennis fans.