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Stories of the Open Era: Indian Wells Tennis Garden

ByAshley Ndebele

Published Mar 08, 2018

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If you ask professional players what their favorite tournament is, most of them will say Indian Wells, mainly because of its hospitality. A joint event that boasts top-tier players, Indian Wells is one of the ATP and WTA Premier tournaments, and half of the prestigious, hard-to-win Sunshine Double.

Located in the Coachella Valley near Palm Springs, Indian Wells’s current location has undergone several expansions that have turned it into the fifth largest tournament in the world, sometimes dubbed as the “Fifth Slam.”

If you’re a fan of great tennis, first-class dining, celebrity sighting, or evening entertainment, Indian Well has it all.

Stories of the Open Era: Indian Wells Tennis Garden

Stories of the Open Era: Indian Wells Tennis Garden

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