Airplay
Because bounces can be more challenging, taking the ball directly out of the air is a smart approach on grass. Plus, even just a decent volley on grass can cause problems for your opponent. There was a time when serving and volleying was standard practice on grass, but nowadays forays forward are more judicious. Still, if you’re confident around the net, it’s a great option.
Shorter points
Grass typically rewards offense. Standing well behind the baseline and being patient is a tough way to win. Take any opening as soon as it presents itself. Flatter shots with pace work particularly well.
