Spinshot
Spinshot develops portable tennis and pickleball ball machines with metal exterior casings and a broad range of control options. The tennis line starts with simpler models such as Lite, Pro and Pro2, then moves into the Plus, Player and Plus-2 families with more advanced oscillation, app control and programmable drills.The first Spinshot machine dates back to 1999, when the project began around the idea of creating drills that existing machines could not reproduce. That programmable approach remains central to the current Player and Plus-2 models, which use the Drill Maker app to control speed, spin, height, direction and feed patterns. Current high-speed versions can reach around 80 mph, while more basic models keep the controls simpler.
Spinshot develops portable tennis and pickleball ball machines with metal exterior casings and a broad range of control options. The tennis line starts with simpler models such as Lite, Pro and Pro2, then moves into the Plus, Player and Plus-2 families with more advanced oscillation, app control and programmable drills.The first Spinshot machine dates back to 1999, when the project began around the idea of creating drills that existing machines could not reproduce. That programmable approach remains central to the current Player and Plus-2 models, which use the Drill Maker app to control speed, spin, height, direction and feed patterns. Current high-speed versions can reach around 80 mph, while more basic models keep the controls simpler.
