Updated 31st May 2025
Cameron Norrie is a former top 10 player with 5 ATP titles. But what is Cameron Norrie’s racquet?
Like with most pro-player racquets, it’s a tricky one to answer. If you’re new to this topic professional tennis players don’t change their equipment very often, instead, the manufacturer paints the racquet to look like the latest retail racquet to be able to sell more racquets. Before they used to write that a certain player “uses” this racquet, but now they’re calling it “endorses” instead due to a Babolat lawsuit in 2009. Cameron Norrie’s racquet should be a Babolat Pure Control Tour, which is what he was using during his junior/college years. One easy way to see that it is not a Babolat Pure Strike 98 V3 is to zoom in and count the strings on his racquet. On closer inspection, Norrie uses 16 main strings and 20 cross strings, a clear indication that it is still a Pure Control Tour.
Cameon Norrie’s Racquet Specs
This player sticker (from DC Customizing) was posted on the Facebook Group “We are all Tennisnerds”).
His unstrung specs: 327g, 31.3 pts balance (9 pts HL), swing weight 299.
When he adds strings and overgrip (looks like Luxilon Alu Power to me), the specs should be around: 350g, 32 cm balance, and 330 swings weight. Not a very heavy racquet for an ATP pro.
It’s actually towards a spec I usually like myself, 350g and 32 cm balance with a 330 SW.
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More on Norrie
Cameron Norrie was born August 23rd, 1995, in Johannesburg, South Africa. Raised in New Zealand (started playing tennis at 6 years of age) and representing Great Britain since 2013, he turned pro in 2017 after a standout college career at Texas Christian University, where he was ranked No. 1 in NCAA singles. Norrie reached a career-high ATP singles ranking of No. 8 on September 12, 2022, and No. 114 in doubles on April 29, 2019.
His breakthrough came in 2021, winning his first ATP title at the Los Cabos Open, defeating Brandon Nakashima, and his first ATP 1000 title at Indian Wells, becomin the first British man to win the event. That year, he also reached the San Diego final and won his second title in Delray Beach.
In 2022, he claimed titles in Lyon and Acapulco, reaching his career-high ranking of 8. His biggest career win came in 2023 at the Rio Open, defeating world no 2 Carlos Alcaraz to win his fifth ATP title.
Currently, Norrie is ranked 81 and having reached the third round of the 2025 Roland Garros event.
Facts about Cameron Norrie
*Born in South Africa, grew up in New Zealand, became No. 1 collegiate player in USA at Texas Christian University, and has represented Great Britain since 2013.
*Began representing Great Britain in 2013 after playing most of his junior career for New Zealand.
*Idols growing up were Andre Agassi and Rafael Nadal.
*Favourite surface is hard, shot is backhand and tournament is Wimbledon.
*Attended Texas Christian University for 3 years (2015-17), finishing college career as No. 1 player in the nation.
What do you think of Cameron Norrie and his game?
Extended???
I don’t think so