Baseline aggressive play: Intent is to play the ball deep hard ground strokes with high speed and precision and have the opponent swapping between both the ends of the court. 3-4 crosscourt shots followed with down the line winner, wherein the response time would not be enough for the opponent to return, is normally the strategy deployed by most aggressive baseliners. Hitting the ball on the rise while standing 2 feet behind the baseline allows better control over the shots. Heavy range of ground strokes forehand / backhand is required for this game play. Key is to open up spaces in the court and induce errors from the opponent.

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Baseline defensive play: For the baseline defensive play the player stands much farther from the baseline average 4 feet from the baseline wherein the intent is to return each stroke and wait for the opponent to make a mistake. Its basically test of ones endurance and determination which allows person to score points over the opponent. Aim is to frustrate the opponent. The player should be extremely fit to chase down any stoke from the opponent and needs to cover lot of ground. Best Court suited for this type of play - Clay Court. These players need to rely on top spin shots over the opponent's shoulders instead of aggressive stroke play to force error from the opponent. Normal strategy adopted is 2-3 Forehand or Backhand cross court shots either with heavy top spin or deep baseline returns followed by down the line shot or a drop shot when the opponent is pushed far behind the baseline.

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Serve and Volley Game: Suited mainly for grass courts. Aggressive game play wherein intent is to close the point with either an ace or the opponents return with a volley. Most important arsenal for this type of game is ability to serve very high percentage of aces, speedy approach towards the net, good positioning for closing out the point with angled volleys. Good positioning of the feet, not being wrong footed while volleying is also essential.