Tag: surface
-
How to play on hard courts
In the UK, most people now learn how to play on hard courts, instead of the more traditional grass or exotic clay. However, as much as you think you’ve got the unforgiving surface mastered, there are always ways you can improve your hard court game. We’ve put together a five-point list of tips and tricks…
-
How to play on grass
It may be the quintessentially British surface, conjuring up images of boater and sideburn-wearing Edwardians in long trousers, but playing on grass is now a rare treat for many amateur players in the UK. Grass courts are few and far between, expensive and often have a waiting list longer than the strawberries and cream queue…
Recent Posts
- Men’s Singles Quarter Final Predictions at Roland-Garros 2025
- Who will be the top ten male tennis players in 2025?
- How big a fan of Andy Murray are you really?
- Konta and Watson to face off in US Open first round
- Where can I watch the US Open 2020?
Tags
Aegon International Eastbourne Aljaž Bedene Andy Murray Apia International ATP ATP World Tour Finals Australian Open British Cameron Norrie Canada Dan Evans Fed Cup French Open Great Britain health Heather Watson highlights history Indian Wells Jamie Murray Johanna Konta Kyle Edmund Laura Robson London Miami Open Naomi Broady net News Novak Djokovic player profile quiz Rafael Nadal Roland Garros Serena Williams singles tennis tip tip of the day tutorial UK US Open video Wimbledon World No.1 WTA
Comments
[…] Read this next: 8 reasons to join the Local Tennis Leagues […]
[…] Nadal was forced to up his game to cope up with Verdasco’s tenacity. Then, Nadal did his famous banana…