Its red clay courts are a rarity in the racket world, and the only ones in Eastern PA. It's a surface with a global showcase seen during the French Open. "We're actually preparing the courts for ...

the USTA is flipping the script on pickleball with an ambitious launch of more than 400 pilot programs across the country to broaden the reach of an easier-to-play, smaller-court version of tennis ...

Few players indulge in the metaphors of clay-court tennis like Stefanos Tsitsipas.. The crushed red brick is both a field of play and a canvas. With every set, and every match, that canvas is ...

The former world No. 2 is ordinarily more than happy to see red (clay) on the tennis court, but the suspicious lack of blue on his Team Norway kit raised eyebrows all around as he made his Olympic ...

The Tiny Tennis Museum on Spring Street in downtown Charleston displays old tennis rackets and memorabilia from Jim ...

The sport is played with a racket on a court with a net, but watch out for those bouncing shots from the back wall. Reporters take a look at the padel scene in New York City.

"In Houston, especially because it's clay court, we'll always do more than 350 rackets," Randy Gibson, a professional tennis racket stringer with over 20 years of experience, told ABC13.