Things we love

There's so many people doing great things to push tennis forward.

Here are a few things we absolutely love! If there's anything you'd like to add, please don't hesitate to let us know.

Brands

Arthur Ashe

More than a tennis champion, Arthur Ashe was a humanitarian. The brand continues his legacy by celebrating his singular style & unwavering moral compass. Portions of the proceeds from sales support the Arthur Ashe Legacy Fund at UCLA, and the Social Change Fund United.

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Bageled NYC

Bageled NYC is a lean, mean two-man crew made up of Michael Foronda and Sam Burns selling the freshest tennis accessories

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FURI

FURI Sport is a Black and woman owned tennis apparel and equipment brand founded in New York City. The founders understand what a player wears on the court is just as vital as the racquet they hit a ball with.

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Palmes Tennis Society

Palmes is grounded in tennis culture, striving to bring a progressive ethos to the sport and its surrounding culture. They produce garments for life on and off court.

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Tennis Grip

Inspired by Tennis' golden age of style and the sports' ability to bring people together, Tennis Grip focuses their efforts on creation for good.

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Media

BAGEL Magazine

BAGEL magazine captures tennis’s increasing diversity, influence on fashion and participation in popular culture. It shows off the sport in a contemporary light — through great graphic design, photography, stories and style.

BAGEL covers everything from the grassroots to the professionals, tour statistics to fashion shoots and coaching tips to tennis trips.

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Bruthas on Tennis

“Bruthas on Tennis” serves as a blunt, yet entertaining analysis of high profile tennis matches, players, and trends. With colorful, yet insightful commentary ranging from player ball-striking and movement, to the players’ outrageous idiosyncrasies, this fresh, unflinching take on tennis analysis provides an extremely unique look at the game of tennis as we know it.

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Racquet

Racquet is a quarterly magazine that celebrates the art, ideas, style and culture that surround tennis. Tennis would be very different without this vital magazine and cultural touchstone.

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The Tennis Podcast

Catherine Whitaker and David Law love tennis. They love talking, debating and making predictions about it. And that is what The Tennis Podcast is - a conversation between two people about a sport they love. A conversation that anyone can listen to.

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Clubs

Black Girl Tennis Club

Black Girl Tennis Club serves as a pathway to joy, radical wellness, & liberation for Black women & girls through culture change, access, representation and exposure.

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PICO Tennis

A crew of hard hitting players in sunny Los Angeles.

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Courts

All Iowa Lawn Tennis Club, Charles City, IA

The All Iowa Lawn Tennis Club established on the Mark and Denise Kuhn family farm near Charles City, IA. A dream turned reality, it features a grass court reminiscent of Wimbledon.

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Central Park Tennis Center, Manhattan, NY

Located in Central Park the Tennis Center features 26 clay courts and 4 hard courts in the heart of Central Park. The tennis season at this iconic location begins in early April and runs through November.

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The Courts, Borrego Springs, CA

Four tennis courts, a clubhouse and pool in the middle of nowhere. Located in Borrego Springs, a scenic drive from Palm Springs. The courts, clubhouse and pool sit on 5 acres of land with views of the San Ysidro Mountains.

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Vanderbilt Tennis Club, Manhattan, NY

Courts in the semi-hidden in heart of Manhattan. The Vanderbilt Tennis Courts are located in Grand Central Terminal. Play a tiebreaker in the most iconic train station.

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Organizations

Harlem Junior Tennis & Education Program

HJTEP accepts ages 6 - 18 years at any stage of development from first introduction to the game through advanced levels of play. HJTEP student-athletes take the sport of tennis seriously, knowing it will enrich their lives exponentially and most stay with them for an average of between 5-10 years. 

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