Locally owned in South Louisiana for almost 50 years

Metairie & Baton Rouge  ·  Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm

Metairie & Baton Rouge tennis specialty shops

Gear up.
Play better.

Racquets, court shoes, apparel, and expert service for every level of player—from your first rally to match point.

4 hoursTypical restring turnaround
Price matchWe match all authorized retailers advertised prices.
Free shippingOn purchases over $100

For almost 50 years, players across South Louisiana have trusted Second Serve for the right gear and honest, expert advice.

We are locally owned and operated, with a deep selection for beginners, juniors, league players, and advanced competitors. Not sure what fits your game? Come talk tennis with us.

Explore what we carry

In store

Everything for
the court.

A broad, carefully selected range from leading tennis brands—plus the experience to help you choose well. Purchases are handled in store; call either location to check availability.

01

Racquets & strings

Current racquet technology, strings, and grips, with advice matched to your level and style of play.

02

Court shoes

A large selection of tennis-specific shoes in sizes for men, women, and children.

03

Apparel & accessories

Performance clothing for the whole family, plus bags, grips, balls, and on-court essentials.

Four ways
to play bold.

The complete Defyer V1 family is in stock. Compare all four models in store, then let our team help with grip size, strings, and setup.

All Defyer V1 models are stocked.
Call ahead to check current grip-size availability.
Choose a location
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Wilson Defyer 98 Pro V1 tennis racquet

98 Pro

$299 racquet price

The most precise Defyer, built for advanced players who bring fast swings and want spin without giving up a connected, controlled response.

Head size
98 in²
Weight
305 g
Balance
31.5 cm
Pattern
16 × 20
Length
27 in
Unstrung SW
290

Best fit

Advanced competitors and high-speed swingers looking for the tightest control and most tour-inspired feel in the Defyer family.

What stands out

Its 98-square-inch head and 16 × 20 pattern sharpen directional control, while the Defyer platform is engineered to keep spin, stability, and racquet-head speed working together.

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Wilson Defyer 100 V1 tennis racquet

100

$299 racquet price

The central Defyer model blends a forgiving 100-square-inch head with the weight and stability competitive players expect for heavy baseline tennis.

Head size
100 in²
Weight
300 g
Balance
31.5 cm
Pattern
16 × 19
Length
27 in
Unstrung SW
300

Best fit

Competitive players who want the broadest mix of spin, power, shot weight, and forgiveness in the lineup.

What stands out

The open 16 × 19 pattern supports spin, while the 300-gram frame keeps enough mass behind the ball for confident exchanges from the baseline.

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Wilson Defyer 100L V1 tennis racquet

100L

$289 racquet price

A lighter Defyer that keeps the 100-square-inch head and spin-friendly pattern, with quicker handling for easier racquet-head speed.

Head size
100 in²
Weight
285 g
Balance
32 cm
Pattern
16 × 19
Length
27 in
Unstrung SW
285

Best fit

Intermediate and competitive players who like the Defyer response but want less static weight and easier acceleration.

What stands out

At 285 grams unstrung, the 100L is easier to position on quick exchanges while retaining the same head size and string pattern as the Defyer 100.

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Wilson Defyer 100UL V1 tennis racquet

100UL

$279 racquet price

The lightest Defyer makes the family’s spin-focused performance accessible to players who prioritize fast handling and effortless acceleration.

Head size
100 in²
Weight
265 g
Balance
33 cm
Pattern
16 × 19
Length
27 in
Unstrung SW
273

Best fit

Players seeking maximum maneuverability, developing juniors moving into a full-length frame, or anyone who benefits from a lighter swing.

What stands out

The 265-gram weight is the lowest in the family, making the 100UL the quickest option to prepare and accelerate through contact.

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Yonex Muse 98 tennis racquet

98

$305 racquet price

The most control-oriented Muse pairs a compact head with the family’s smooth response for players who want comfort without losing connection.

Head size
98 in²
Weight
305 g
Balance
31.5 cm
Pattern
16 × 18
Length
27 in
Beam
24 mm

Best fit

Intermediate to advanced players who favor control and a more traditional weight, but want the forgiving feel of the Muse platform.

What stands out

Yonex combines its ISOMETRIC head shape with Uniform Impact Grommets and a flexible Energy Flow Shaft to broaden the responsive hitting area and soften the ride.

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Yonex Muse 100 tennis racquet

100

$305 racquet price

The all-around Muse balances a forgiving 100-square-inch head, comfortable feel, and manageable weight for smooth play across the court.

Head size
100 in²
Weight
295 g
Balance
32 cm
Pattern
16 × 18
Length
27 in
Beam
24.5 mm

Best fit

Club players looking for the most balanced Muse: enough weight for stability, with easier depth and forgiveness than the 98.

What stands out

The 100-square-inch head and open 16 × 18 pattern support a generous hitting area and accessible spin, while the Synchro Frame is tuned for a smoother response.

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Yonex Muse 100L tennis racquet

100L

$305 racquet price

The Muse 100L keeps the family’s comfortable, forgiving response in a lighter frame that is easier to swing and reposition.

Head size
100 in²
Weight
280 g
Balance
32.5 cm
Pattern
16 × 18
Length
27 in
Beam
24.5 mm

Best fit

Dedicated beginners, early intermediates, doubles players, and anyone who wants quicker handling without stepping down to the lightest Muse.

What stands out

At 280 grams unstrung, the 100L trims 15 grams from the Muse 100 while preserving its head size, string pattern, and comfort-first construction.

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Yonex Muse 100SL tennis racquet

100SL

$305 racquet price

The lightest Muse 100 is designed for effortless acceleration, with a forgiving head and flexible feel that help make full-length swings less demanding.

Head size
100 in²
Weight
265 g
Balance
33 cm
Pattern
16 × 18
Length
27 in
Beam
24.5 mm

Best fit

Newer players, improving intermediates, rising juniors, and players who prioritize easy maneuverability over extra mass behind the ball.

What stands out

The 265-gram unstrung weight makes this the quickest Muse 100 to move, while the 16 × 18 pattern helps produce depth and spin with a relaxed swing.

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Yonex Muse 107 tennis racquet

107

$305 racquet price

The most forgiving Muse uses the family’s largest head to make clean contact and easy depth more accessible across a wider hitting area.

Head size
107 in²
Weight
280 g
Balance
33.5 cm
Pattern
16 × 18
Length
27 in
Beam
25 mm

Best fit

Players who put forgiveness, comfort, and a generous sweet spot first, including newer and returning players.

What stands out

The 107-square-inch head offers the widest margin for off-center contact in the lineup while keeping the same open string pattern found across the Muse family.

Try before you choose.

Compare racquets on court and take the guesswork out of finding the right fit for your game.

Up to 3 racquetsTry as many as three demos at a time.
One weekKeep your demos for one week at a time.
We do not charge for demos but we keep a credit card on file.

Ask at either location about available demo racquets. Read the demo FAQ

Demo FAQ

Review the terms and make the most of your on-court comparison.

Return to demos
How many racquets can I try?
You can take up to three demo racquets at a time.
How long can I keep them?
Demo racquets may be kept for one week at a time.
Is there a demo fee?
We do not charge for demos, but we keep a credit card on file while the racquets are out.
What if I need more time?
Keep in touch with us. If your demos are late, you may receive a text about late fees; simply reply and request more time. We try not to charge fees for late demos. We only charge customers who do not return the racquets and do not respond to us, or who violate the restringing policy below.
Will I get text messages?
By participating, you agree to receive text notifications and questions about your demo racquets. If a message is sent in error—for example, about a racquet you already returned—let us know and we will resolve it. Please do not block the texts; blocking them could lead us to assume you do not plan to return the demos.
Can I restring a demo?
No. Return demo racquets in the same condition in which they were borrowed and unaltered. Individuals, clubs, and other shops may not string our demos. If the strings break, leave them in the racquet as is and you will not be charged for the strings. If the strings are removed entirely or the racquet is restrung by anyone else, you will be charged the full price of the racquet and strings. There are no exceptions.
Can I change anything else?
You may change anything that does not permanently alter the racquet. If you change the base grip (the factory grip that is under the overgrip) you may be asked to pay to restore to the original grip. If you want to test different strings, we will work with you, but Second Serve must do the stringing.
How do I check availability?
Ask at either location about the demo racquets currently available.
Wilson Baiardo professional racquet stringing machine
Wilson BaiardoA professional stringing model we use—the same model used at the US and Australian Open.
Babolat Evolution Tour professional racquet stringing machine
Babolat Evolution TourA professional stringing model we use.
Alpha Accuswing 2 swingweight machine measuring a mounted tennis racquet
Accuswing2Measures racquet swingweight for precise customization—specialized equipment you will not find in a typical club pro shop or local boutique.

Precision in every detail.

Our full-time stringers handle restringing, re-gripping, and advanced racquet customization. We can measure and adjust weight, balance, and swingweight with accuracy and consistency.

We string on Wilson Baiardo and Babolat Evolution Tour machines, carefully maintained and regularly calibrated.

4 hoursTypical restringing turnaround
Same dayAlmost always available

Brands we carry

Trusted equipment from the names players know, with our team here to help you find the right fit for your game.

Racquets

BabolatDunlopHeadTechnifibreVolklWilsonYonex

Shoes

BabolatDiadoraK-SwissMizunoNew BalanceOnWilson

Strings

BabolatDunlopGammaHeadLuxilonSolincoTechnifibreVolklWilsonYonex

Find your next
tennis weekend.

Tournaments and tennis events within 50 miles of our Metairie and Baton Rouge shops, listed by date. Open an event for schedules, venues, divisions, admission notes, and organizer links.

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Nov06–07Fri–Sat · 2026

New Orleans · College invitational

Big Easy Classic

The University of New Orleans hosts a two-day college invitational with single-elimination singles and doubles.

Schedule & place

Dates
Friday, November 6–Saturday, November 7, 2026
Venue
Privateer Tennis Center, New Orleans, LA
Host
University of New Orleans tennis
Schedule note
Rescheduled from October 2–3, 2026 because of weather.

Format & admission

College invitational with men’s and women’s single-elimination singles and doubles draws; Xavier University of Louisiana’s teams are among the participants.

Spectator admission: Not published.

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Nov07–09Sat–Mon · 2026

Featured · New Orleans

Allstate Sugar Bowl Tennis Classic

A USTA national junior tournament for boys and girls from across the U.S. and Puerto Rico in the 12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U divisions.

Official event info ↗

Schedule & venues

Dates
Saturday, November 7–Monday, November 9, 2026
Weekend play
Matches start at 8:00am Saturday and Sunday
Finals
Monday at 9:30am, City Park Tennis Center
Venues
City Park Tennis Center, Atkinson Stern Tennis Center, Joe Brown Park, UNO Tennis Center, and Audubon Tennis Center
Player check-in
Friday 5:00–8:00pm at City Park Tennis Center; Saturday morning check-in available at your site (by 7:30 for 8:00am matches)
Traffic note
A Veterans Day Parade closes part of Harrison Avenue on Saturday morning — use Fillmore Avenue to reach City Park matches

Format & admission

USTA national junior singles and doubles. About 900 players register, about 256 are selected for singles main draws, and about 300 compete when doubles are included.

Spectator admission: Free and open to the public.

Host: City Park Conservancy in partnership with USTA Louisiana and the Allstate Sugar Bowl.

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Oct23–25Fri–Sun · 2026

Baton Rouge · Charity tournament

Hallowheel 2026

The Baton Rouge Wheelchair Tennis Association’s annual tennis and pickleball fundraiser benefits the Cajun Classic Wheelchair Tennis Tournament.

Organizer info ↗

Schedule & place

Dates
Friday, October 23–Sunday, October 25, 2026
Venue
BREC’s Highland Park Tennis Center, Baton Rouge, LA. A local listing calls the same facility “Highland Road Tennis Center.”
Organizer
Baton Rouge Wheelchair Tennis Association, with tournament partner BREC
Beneficiary
All net proceeds benefit the Cajun Classic Wheelchair Tennis Tournament.

Format & admission

Men’s and women’s doubles at 2.5–4.0; the published 2025 format was round robin with three matches guaranteed. The event also includes pickleball, an “Up-Down” draw pairing wheelchair and able-bodied players, and an adapted tennis carnival for kids.

Spectator admission: Not published.

Registration note: Tennis registration closed Oct 15 (checked Oct 18). The pickleball division was full with a waitlist as of May 14, 2026.

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Oct24Saturday · 2026

Baton Rouge · USTA Junior Circuit

GBRCTA Junior Circuit Tournament

A one-day USTA Junior Circuit event for 10U and 12U players at Independence Park Tennis Center.

Organizer calendar ↗

Schedule & place

Date
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time
9:00am–3:00pm
Venue
Independence Park Tennis Center, Baton Rouge, LA
Organizer
Greater Baton Rouge Community Tennis Association

Divisions & admission

Boys and girls 10U Orange, 10U Green, 10U Yellow, and 12U Green ball.

Spectator admission: Not published.

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Nov21Saturday · 2026

Baton Rouge · USTA Level 7

GBRCTA Level 7 Tournament

A one-day beginner/intermediate junior tournament for boys and girls in the 12U and 18U divisions.

Organizer calendar ↗

Schedule & place

Date
Saturday, November 21, 2026
Time
9:00am–5:00pm
Venue
Independence Park Tennis Center, Baton Rouge, LA
Organizer
Greater Baton Rouge Community Tennis Association

Format & admission

USTA Level 7 for boys and girls 12U and 18U, described by the organizer as beginner/intermediate with bottom-up selection.

Spectator admission: Not published.

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Nov22Sunday · 2026

Baton Rouge · USTA Junior Circuit

GBRCTA Junior Circuit Tournament

A one-day USTA Junior Circuit event for 10U and 12U players at Independence Park Tennis Center.

Organizer calendar ↗

Schedule & place

Date
Sunday, November 22, 2026
Time
10:30am–3:30pm
Venue
Independence Park Tennis Center, Baton Rouge, LA
Organizer
Greater Baton Rouge Community Tennis Association

Divisions & admission

Boys and girls 10U Orange, 10U Green, 10U Yellow, and 12U Green ball.

Spectator admission: Not published.

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Dec12Saturday · 2026

Baton Rouge · USTA Junior Circuit

GBRCTA Junior Circuit Tournament

A one-day USTA Junior Circuit event for 10U and 12U players at Independence Park Tennis Center.

Organizer calendar ↗

Schedule & place

Date
Saturday, December 12, 2026
Time
9:00am–3:00pm
Venue
Independence Park Tennis Center, Baton Rouge, LA
Organizer
Greater Baton Rouge Community Tennis Association

Divisions & admission

Boys and girls 10U Orange, 10U Green, 10U Yellow, and 12U Green ball.

Spectator admission: Not published.

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Dec19Saturday · 2026

Baton Rouge · USTA Level 7

GBRCTA Level 7 Tournament

A one-day beginner/intermediate junior tournament for boys and girls in the 12U and 18U divisions.

Organizer calendar ↗

Schedule & place

Date
Saturday, December 19, 2026
Time
9:00am–5:00pm
Venue
Independence Park Tennis Center, Baton Rouge, LA
Organizer
Greater Baton Rouge Community Tennis Association

Format & admission

USTA Level 7 for boys and girls 12U and 18U, described by the organizer as beginner/intermediate with bottom-up selection.

Spectator admission: Not published.

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Jan22–24Fri–Sun · 2027

Baton Rouge · Women’s college tennis

ITA Kickoff Weekend

LSU hosts SMU, Mississippi State, and Denver in a four-team regional, with the winner advancing to the ITA Women’s National Indoor Championship.

Organizer info ↗

Schedule & place

Dates
Friday, January 22–Sunday, January 24, 2027
Venue
LSU Tennis Complex, Baton Rouge, LA
Host
LSU women’s tennis
Organizer
Intercollegiate Tennis Association

Format & admission

Women’s college team regional featuring LSU, SMU, Mississippi State, and Denver. Match times were not published in the sourced event report.

Spectator admission: Not confirmed on the sourced event page.

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Feb12–14Fri–Sun · 2027

Baton Rouge · Charity team tennis

Bella’s Open

The Bella Bowman Foundation’s fourth annual unsanctioned team-tennis tournament benefits pediatric brain cancer research.

Tournament page ↗

Schedule & place

Dates
Friday, February 12–Sunday, February 14, 2027
Venue
LSU Tennis Complex, 3056 Gourrier Avenue, Baton Rouge, LA 70820
Registration
Opens October 31, 2026 at 9:00am CDT
Tournament director
Lesley Halphen · tennis@bellabowman.org · 225-719-0365

Format & admission

Men’s and women’s team doubles for players 21+. The 2026 format used six-player minimum teams, women’s 2.5/3.0/3.5/4.0+ and men’s 3.0/3.5/4.0+ divisions, with three matches guaranteed; confirm the 2027 format with the organizer.

Spectator admission: Not published.

Beneficiary: Pediatric brain cancer research through the Bella Bowman Foundation.

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Mar05–07Fri–Sun · 2027

Baton Rouge · Charity doubles

St. Joseph’s Academy Tennis Classic

The 13th annual charity tournament supports the SJA Tennis Classic Scholarship for need-based tuition assistance.

Organizer info ↗

Schedule & place

Dates
Friday, March 5–Sunday, March 7, 2027
Venue
Bocage Racquet Club, Baton Rouge, LA
Organizer
St. Joseph’s Academy Alumnae Association
Beneficiary
SJA Tennis Classic Scholarship

Format & admission

Women’s, men’s, and mixed doubles. Prior editions used NTRP levels 2.5–4.0; confirm 2027 divisions and match format with the organizer.

Registration: Not shown as open when the page was checked October 15, 2026.

Spectator admission: Not published.

Trusted by
local players.

Players come to Second Serve for knowledgeable guidance, quick racquet service, fair pricing, and a local team that puts their game first.

Metairie

4.9 ★77 Google reviewsRead reviews on Google ↗

Joshua Nguyen

★★★★★

His go-to shop for stringing. He bought a Babolat Pure Drive with same-day stringing and praised the professional, knowledgeable staff and easy demo process.

Ian Smith

★★★★★

Buys all of his tennis gear here and appreciates how the staff tracks things down, communicates well, and delivers timely service.

Nate G

★★★★★

Calls Second Serve a “proper, old-school business”—friendly, professional, and attentive to both price and quality.

Ralph Jackson

★★★★★

Received honest advice even when it cost the store a sale: “They’re in business to help.”

Brandon Tillotson

★★★★★

Praises the excellent service, competitive pricing, and free demo program—and says Second Serve is the only place he buys tennis gear.

Baton Rouge

5.0 ★15 Google reviews · all 5-starRead reviews on Google ↗

Lionel Theriot

★★★★★

Highlights the large racquet and string selection, friendly knowledgeable staff, fast restringing, good prices, and free demos.

Onam Bisht

★★★★★

Says Rob is friendly, deeply knowledgeable, and always goes above and beyond—with everything a player needs and experts ready to advise.

Benjamin Toups

★★★★★

A longtime customer at both locations who calls Izzy and Nick helpful and encourages players to “support a local shop that goes above and beyond.”

Conrad Green

★★★★★

Glad to have a full-service local tennis shop in the neighborhood.

Megan Trahant

★★★★★

“Can’t say enough wonderful things about Rob and his crew.” She demoed several racquets with Rob’s guidance before choosing.

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