No sport is defined as much by its playing surface as tennis, and no surface is as iconic as the lush, verdant grass courts of Wimbledon. The tournament is underway, and matches are unfolding on ...

The tennis court itself plays a huge role in how each game of your match goes. The three surfaces played on are hard (indoor and outdoor), clay and, more rarely these days, grass. Read ahead for a ...

Modern tennis was born on the grass courts of England, but when it comes to today's game, the turf remains its own unique challenge on both the Hologic WTA Tour and ATP Tour. For some, the ...

Mark Kuhn mows the grass court at the All Iowa Lawn Tennis Club.Credit... Supported by Photographs and Text by Rachael Wright Mark Kuhn is hunched over, one knee on the ground, pulling dandelions ...

Queen’s, the prestigious grass-court tournament warm-up for Wimbledon, will be a mixed tournament from 2025. The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has confirmed that a WTA 500-level tournament will ...

even without the excess rain throughout the areas where grass-court tennis is played, the transition from clay to grass is notoriously difficult, and the surfaces are vastly different. The ball ...

Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis and Squash Club will install three new padel courts at its site in Newbridge Crescent. Two existing grass tennis courts will be replaced with the three new roofed courts ...

The Quad City Tennis Club has aced it with major upgrades to its outdoor facilities this summer. Construction on a new clubhouse and three state of the art grass courts is underway, with a goal to ...