A practice partner that never misses a shot, gets tired or ridicules a flubbed volley? You can’t beat the dependability of a ball machine.

After recognizing the hole left by its absence, and addressing some of its shortcomings, the seminal shoe is making a comeback.

Decades past their playing days, many provide instruction—strokes, tactics, psychology, history—to mortals of all skill levels.

At the helm of his eponymous firm HolterMedia, Pete Holtermann has provided an array of services to several of the biggest tournaments in tennis.

The American won mixed doubles titles at Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open.

Several players on tour have leveled up on creativity with the tiny tennis accessory.

A couple of tennis apps that should be noted heading into 2022.

Once upon a time, playing past the age of 30 was considered a miraculous achievement for most tennis pros.

It’s clear that clubs are once again in a dynamic phase.

A small but vocal group of fans and journalists had long advocated for a more sanitary way to manage player perspiration, but it took a pandemic to make it happen.

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