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Double-edged sword: The risk vs. reward proposition of polyester strings
Polys offer players extra spin and improved control, but they’re not necessarily a good fit for every player
Published Aug 10, 2024
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Players need enough swing speed to move polyester strings to gain the spin benefits
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