“You would describe the color of a tennis ball as:” green, yellow, or other. Yellow, obviously, I thought, and voted. When the results appeared, my jaw dropped with cartoonish effect.

By rule of tennis law—specifically, the International Tennis Federation, or ITF—a tennis ball should be yellow in color. The edict was handed down in 1972, after television viewers had trouble ...

Green tennis balls. Green balls are stage 1 balls. According to the ITF, the intention is for players to progress from using stage 3 (red) balls to stage 1 (green), and then on to the standard ball.

No, but actually, what color are tennis balls? If we’re basing it on Penn’s word and official ITF rules: yellow, whether that be high-intensity yellow, optic yellow, ...

“Asking if a tennis ball is one color or the other, yellow or green, is like having to decide if the ocean is green or blue," according to Behr paint color expert Erika Woelfel.

Columbia, SC (WLTX)- The latest internet debate about the true color of tennis balls has some people fuzzy about whether they are yellow or green. The whole debate started with a Twitter poll ...

Broadcasting tennis in color brought the matches to life, but it made tracking the ball on screen difficult – especially when it fell near the white courtlines.

Not Even Roger Federer Can Settle the Debate About What Color Tennis Balls Are. 2 minute read. By Ashley Hoffman. March 20, 2018 10:09 PM EDT.

While Federer says the balls are yellow, others disagree with the greatest men's tennis player ever. In a recent less-than-scientific Twitter poll (via The Atlantic), 52% of nearly 30,000 ...

The tennis ball as we know it is 52 years old. Yes. Tennis is a sport that has been around for centuries. Its origins can be traced back to the Middle Ages, and it was played widel ...

A color expert weighs in on the latest internet debate. Over 100,000 gallons of sanitary sewer overflowed into Hickory Creek in Balch Springs, city says ...