State of the US tennis industry
8 September 2014
Like all the traditional tennis-playing countries, the United States has faced a fight to increase the numbers of people taking up the sport. However the
Like all the traditional tennis-playing countries, the United States has faced a fight to increase the numbers of people taking up the sport. However the
More than 50 companies showcased the latest equipment and services to the US tennis industry on the eve of the US Open on 24 August
When Brett Watson was appointed to the role of Executive Director of the Tennis Industry Association it signalled a new era for the TIA’s place
Wilson was the No.1 racket brand at Wimbledon for the 20th consecutive year, but HEAD had the most winners at the 2014 Championships, the 30th
The Tennis Industry Association will be running a series of stringing courses this summer to provide training opportunities for new and existing racket stringers. The
Wilson president Mike Dowse admits that he jumped at the opportunity to work with Roger Federer to create a new Pro Staff racket line. The
Insurance brokers Perkins Slade and Nevett & Taylor have teamed up in a bid to help tennis clubs raise their profile this summer. The two
Judy Murray is hoping to secure the future of women’s tennis in the UK with a new programme aimed specifically at encouraging young girls to
Wimbledon might be steeped in tradition, but the All England Club continues to lead the way when it comes to digital innovation, too. Celebrating its
While racket manufacturers compete to bring the latest technologies to the sport, all rackets, must comply with specifications set out in the ITF Rules of