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As 2024 travel plans begin to coalesce—and, to be clear, this is in no way intended to make you stress out about not having 2024 travel plans yet—but maybe you should start thinking about it, you know?—we at Racquet want to make sure you include tennis in your calculations. To that end, we’ve asked contributors and some of our favorite rec players for their opinions on the best courts and how to make the most of them.

Decades of upgrades (and some savvy urban planning) have put the AO well ahead of the field

A throwback to the "old" Australian Open

Loria Stern is a celebrated chef and baker, whose botanical goods have earned her a massive fanship across the internet (and an appearance on Shark Tank). She stopped by our Racquet House Silvertop party with one of the most memorable—and photogenic—deserts we'd ever seen, so we asked the chef herself to share a bit of her story, as well as the recipe for all you ambitious home cooks.

During Our Plague Year, the Sport Has Been Released From the Bonds of Performance

Ahead of the ATP Finals in Turin, the digital art platform Artchild is launching POSTERS, limited edition tennis posters customizable by fans designed by the acclaimed artist (and Racquet Issue No. 15 cover alum) Honor Titus. This week Honor sat down with art collector (and former pro) John McEnroe to talk about the collection which will be available throughout the tournament on artchild.com