Peter Wong
Peter Wong is a recreational tennis player, gear reviewer, and writer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the founder and primary author of TennisUncut.com — a Canadian tennis site built for club players who play for the love of the game rather than a ranking. Peter has played recreational tennis for over 25 years across Vancouver's hard courts, indoor clubs, and the occasional clay season inspired by watching too much Roland Garros. He is not a professional coach, a touring player, or a sponsored athlete. He is exactly the kind of player he writes for: someone who plays twice a week, cares genuinely about improving, and has strong opinions about why the HEAD Radical MP is the best all-round racket for intermediate club players. TennisUncut covers three things: honest, unsponsored gear reviews with Amazon.ca affiliate links for Canadian shoppers; practical how-to guides that translate professional technique into advice recreational players can actually use; and tennis life content that captures the funny, relatable reality of club tennis. Peter also runs LooseTennisBalls — a print-on-demand apparel shop at Redbubble featuring original tennis humour designs. Peter can be reached at info@tennisuncut.com.
The Complete Tennis Gear Checklist for Recreational Players (What You Actually Need)
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to Amazon.ca. I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Whether you are just starting out ... Read more
November 5, 2026
HEAD Radical vs Speed vs Prestige: Which HEAD Racket Is Right for You?
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to Amazon.ca. I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. As a committed HEAD enthusiast for ... Read more
November 5, 2026
Tennis Etiquette: The Unwritten Rules Every Recreational Player Should Know
Tennis has a culture of etiquette that predates many of its written rules. After 25 years on recreational courts, here is everything I have learned ... Read more
November 5, 2026
French Open 2026 Preview: Sinner the Favourite as Alcaraz Withdraws with Wrist Injury
The French Open 2026 begins May 24 at Roland Garros in Paris — and the biggest storyline is the one that will not be there. ... Read more
November 5, 2026
Tennis Doubles Strategy for Recreational Players: Win More Without Playing Better
Most recreational doubles is just singles with a partner standing at the net wondering what to do. Here is how to actually play doubles properly ... Read more
November 5, 2026
How to Win More Tennis Matches Without Improving Your Technique
You can win significantly more tennis matches without hitting a single ball better — just by making smarter decisions with the shots you already have. ... Read more
November 5, 2026
Tennis Fitness for Recreational Players: Get in Shape Without Training Like a Pro
You do not need to train like a professional to play better recreational tennis. But getting slightly fitter in the right areas makes every session ... Read more
November 5, 2026
Hard Court vs Clay vs Grass: Tennis Court Surfaces Explained
Most recreational players in Canada play almost exclusively on hard courts. But understanding surface differences helps you adapt when you travel, play indoors, or visit ... Read more
November 5, 2026
Best Tennis Rackets for Seniors in 2026: Lightweight, Arm-Friendly Picks
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to Amazon.ca. I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Tennis is one of the best ... Read more
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