Racquet Stringing
Fresh strings can restore feel, control and confidence to your game. Choose from our available Wilson, Solinco, Gamma and Luxilon strings—or bring your own.
When Should You Restring?
A simple rule of thumb: restring your racquet as many times per year as you play, on average, each week.
2× / year
If you typically play twice a week, consider restringing about twice a year—even if the strings have not broken.
Why fresh strings matter
Strings gradually lose tension over time, which can reduce control and change how your racquet feels—even if you have not played for a while.
Your strings are the part of the racquet that actually contacts the ball, so keeping them fresh can make a noticeable difference in performance.
Listen
Fresh strings tend to produce a crisp “ping.” A duller “thud” can be a sign that your strings have gone dead.
Haven’t Played?
Strings can still lose tension while your racquet sits unused. After a long break, restringing can help restore feel.
Losing Control?
If shots suddenly feel less predictable, worn or tension-lost strings may be contributing to the problem.
Stringing Menu
Choose the string that best matches your game. Prices below reflect the current APTC stringing menu.
Wilson String
Solinco String
Gamma String
Luxilon String
Bring Your Own String
Grip Services
Ready to Restring Your Racquet?
Contact the APTC front desk for string availability, service questions, or to find out what option may work best for your racquet.