The lines on either end of the court representing the outer limits of the length of the court. Courts may be of grass, clay, asphalt, concrete, wood, artificial grass, or other synthetic materials. Because a game must be won by two points, play continues from deuce until one player leads by a margin of two points. The opponent wins the point. A lightly hit, spinning return that drops softly over the net, forcing the opponent to approach the net.
Player pivots the body so that the shoulder of the nonracket-bearing arm faces the net.
The player then swings the racket forward to meet the ball. It is frequently used to force the opponent to retreat to the back of the court to play the ball. The lob can also be used as a defensive stroke, providing time for the hitter to regain court position. Term meaning zero points. The shot is hit in a similar manner to the serve.