Dunlop Sports makes racquets, balls and accessories for tennis, golf and other sports. The DUNLOP story began in 1888 with the invention of the world's first pneumatic tire. Its sports business is run by the Sports Business Headquarters of Sumitomo Rubber Industries, which produced the first golf and tennis balls in Japan, and its brands include Cleveland Golf. The Dunlop sports business is part of Sumitomo Rubber Industries, which also markets Srixon and Cleveland Golf.
Same category, HQ in USA
ASAshaway Line & Twine Manufacturing Company is the only United States manufacturer of racket strings, making squash, badminton, racquetball and tennis strings used by leading professional players, all made in the USA. It is also a world leader in bulk, non-sterile suture threads, from 25-micron nylon monofilament for neurosurgery to braided polyester for open heart surgery, and custom-designs braided products for other industries.
Specialist sports equipment
GAGAMMA Sports makes equipment for tennis, pickleball and padel, including strings, grips, pickleball paddles and balls such as the GAMMA Photon indoor ball. Its story began more than four decades ago with the aim of creating a better tennis string: nuclear engineer and tennis player Dr. Harry Ferrari, frustrated after his gut strings broke during a match, began experimenting with irradiating strings, which led to the company's TNT process.
Specialist sports equipment
GEGenesis is an American racquet-sports equipment brand founded by tour-level players in 2006. It develops tennis strings and grips, with products also covering padel and pickleball.
Tennis strings, grips and racquet-sport equipment
PRPrince is a tennis-equipment brand whose site dates its on-court history to 1970. It sells racquets and other tennis gear, presenting the brand's legacy through the players associated with it and a mix of performance equipment and tennis lifestyle. Its current site centres the Prince name and tennis rather than establishing any specific present-day team or athlete endorsement, so no unverified sponsorship is asserted here.
Specialist sports equipment
WIWilson Sporting Goods makes equipment, apparel and accessories for racquet and team sports, among others. Its company page dates its founding to 1914 in Chicago and identifies Wilson as an Amer Sports brand. It lists ATEC, DeMarini, EvoShield and Louisville Slugger in its portfolio, while describing Luxilon as an exclusive distributor agreement rather than an owned brand. The brand's language about helping athletes perform is its own positioning, not a guarantee attached to a product.
Racquet and team sports equipment
COCourt Couture makes tennis bags that combine style and functionality. The company was founded in 2009 in Silicon Valley and is based in San Jose, California.
Tennis bags
DIDiadem Sports designs tennis and pickleball equipment, including paddles, rackets, strings and shoes. The company was founded in 2015 in South Florida and is based in Pompano Beach.
Tennis and pickleball equipment
DOXenecore-Donnay is a tennis racquet brand whose heritage goes back to the wood-racquet era, when Donnay, owned by a Belgian furniture company, was the most popular racquet brand in the world and produced the most racquets in 1981. Andre Agassi later used its graphite model. Today it makes racquets it says offer better control, power and comfort, and Mats Wilander is quoted endorsing them.
Specialist sports equipment
