Indeed there is, because after only a short time in use, the ball is travelling slower through the air. A new furry tennis ball travels faster than a used ball with flatter fuzz. The reason is that just behind the moving ball there is a region of turbulence, containing eddy currents of the sort that can often be seen in flowing water. It has the same effect as a sheet anchor on a yacht. Unexpectedly, making a tennis ball fuzzy reduces the drag force and it travels faster than a smooth ball.
Golf balls have dimples for the same reason.
We've all been annoyed by the person in the Lygon Street restaurant speaking unreasonably loudly into their mobile phone. It may come as a surprise that the person on the other end of the conversation, perhaps down in Geelong, will hear what the caller is saying before you do, even though you are sitting only a few metres away. A consequence of this speed is that it takes light about eight minutes to travel from the sun to Earth. They don't behave like regular flat mirrors because they always reflect the light that strikes them back to where it originated. Light bounces off a flat mirror just as a ball bounces off a flat surface.