A wood shot in racquet sports refers to a stroke where the ball or shuttlecock is hit with the frame of the racquet instead of the strings. This typically happens when a player misjudges the shot or makes contact with the racquet in an awkward way. Hitting with the frame usually results in less control and power, as the frame does not provide the same precision as the strings. While it is not a desired outcome, a wood shot can sometimes occur in fast-paced play when the player is unable to hit the ball or shuttlecock cleanly with the stringed part of the racquet.

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