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Hansel
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This Chop Cup hold a Tennis Ball?
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Why not send them an email and ask them? If they want to make a sale, they'll respond.
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Hansel,
My father has several of these and I checked, a tennis ball does fit with about 1/4" of play. I did notice that if the ball is loaded too far into the cup it does wedge a bit. I noticed the top of the cup does not have a recess spun into it and might make it difficult to rest the ball there after the production.

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Thanks for asking about this. I had an error in my database. It listed this type of cup as taking a lacrosse ball. It definitely will take a tennis ball.
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All true - HOWEVER - I bought two of these at the same time in copper and one of them holds a tennis ball fine and the other one has a slightly deeper roll at the mouth which shortens the inside depth of the cup and thus does NOT hold the same tennis ball....
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I use an Ickle Pickle Widemouth Chop Cup - it holds a tennis ball with room to spare. The ball won't get wedged, either.

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Cups that are wedge proof like Alan mentions are of course, the IP Widemouth, Tim Star Chop cup, Don Alan Full Size. All are very affordable cups and have a recess on the saddle, which IMHO adds to the functionality of the cup.
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Thanks for the response guys, ordered yet!
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From memory, my Ken Brooke tall chop cup also loads a tb.

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