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Racquet is a quarterly print magazine featuring the best of in-depth writing about modern tennis cul

08/21/2024

Celebrate New York’s home slam with RAC🍕UET’s new Pizza collection: we always serve up slices 🤌

08/16/2024

has been home to iconic moments in both tennis and rock ’n’ roll. After falling into ruin—and nearly being demolisheda few years—the Romanesque stadium is fully resurrected and better than ever.

Looked at this year’s lineup? Comment who you’d like to see most 👇

08/15/2024

The Racquet Mag Subscription is back! Get the next 3 issues of Racquet magazine delivered to your door + access to the digital archive. Issue 25 is one you DON’T wanna miss.

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08/10/2024

In her first full year on the pro tour, Clervie Ngounoue is harnessing her strengths against a new level of competition, writes our DC correspondent . While her fans figured she’d have a stack of main draw wild cards following her 2023 success, she’s breaking into the pro ranks the old-fashioned way: winning on the ITF circuit.

08/05/2024

As the North American summer swing is underway and we shift our attention to Issue No. 25 and all things US Open, we take last look at our shoot from Issue No. 24 where the members became models.

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07/31/2024

The only club we’re hitting anytime soon 🧱🪩

📍 Fiesole Tennis

07/26/2024

The Racquet Korea collection, available now, features 2 tees, 3 totes, and 2 hats. Just in time for the Olympics.

07/25/2024

Racquet was founded to connect tennis enthusiasts around the world, so we’re especially excited to launch 🇰🇷 Racquet Korea 🇰🇷, our first international partnership, with Seoul-based cultural curators Ssoldot. To celebrate, we’re dropping our first batch of merch -totes, hats, and tees- at midnight (EDT) —1pm Seoul time (KST).

Quantity is super limited so grab yours before it’s too late.
-Korea: you can buy directly from
-Rest of world: you can buy from link in bio or at racquetmag.com

07/23/2024

Post-apocalyptic tennis anyone?

07/17/2024

The publication of our Issue No. 24 corresponded with ’s European tour—which was lucky for us, because drummer Zac Farro is both an avid tennis player and skilled photographer who captured beautiful scenes of play. In this preview of his upcoming zine A European Tennis Experience, he showcases his favorite images and talks about what discovering the sport has meant to him.

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07/12/2024

RAC🍓UET: As grass season comes to a close, we did a mini-drop of strawberries featuring a limited edition .art print. Now live.

07/11/2024

Pete Wentz plays tennis on tour. When he’s not onstage with , the musician and avid tennis player captured some images from his practices, on and off-court highlights, and yes, a look at his gear, for our Issue No. 24.

07/09/2024

📢GIVEAWAY📢

Strawberry bucket hats forever. Enter for a chance to win a RAC🍓UET exclusive bucket hat, part of a mini-collection dropping this Friday.

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07/07/2024

A look back at our RACQUET Issue No. 24 launch party at the APG House. Thanks to everyone who rolled up to help us celebrate, we hope you come party with us again soon 🤘

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12/05/2023

Miami or Cesano Maderno?

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12/02/2023

Indoor red clay hits different

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12/01/2023

Doubles on and off the court. From jet lag battles to making an on-court debut, Nadia Podoroska and Guillermina Naya just took their relationship up a notch.

They talked to about their pep talk from BJK to a dream about playing each other in the finals of Buenos Aires. #🌈

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12/01/2023

“The Palms Bored Me”: Why are all your favorite tennis pros in the Maldives? Our intrepid cultural attaché went to find out, and encountered a version of herself she wasn’t expecting.

Piece up now onsite.

11/30/2023

Low winter sun

11/30/2023

We recorded a year in review podcast episode, but we had to release it in parts. Rennae and guest host (and cultural attaché) Andrea Petkovic rigorously dissect the year that was 2023 for the women—who was two break points away from a title, who started terribly but turned it around? Who needs a better coach? As you might imagine, nobody is spared.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rennae-stubbs-tennis-podcast/id1393881115?i=1000637063983

11/22/2023

The 2023 Holiday Gift Guide is out—and the ethos of this year’s edit is a celebration of more being more!

11/15/2023

We love you

11/07/2023

Mentally we’re here

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11/06/2023

Women from the strongest tennis countries in the world are in Seville this week for the Billie Jean King Cup. Check out coach BJK on our most recent episode of Ambush Tennis with Rennae Stubbs

11/05/2023

Love it or hate it, it’s an art-nouveau-esque masterpiece with a delicate-
yet-substantial presence. As such, it is of-its-place and would not look amiss amongst a well-
curated group of objets d’art.

on the Rolex Paris Masters trophy, from Issue No. 23

11/05/2023

Big mood in Cancún

10/27/2023

Weekend plans — Far from the madding crowd via 📸 🎾🍁🍂

10/22/2023

The Battle of Kohima—or the Battle of the Tennis Court, as it has come to be known—was a significant event in the Second World War but does not often find a place in the larger discourse on the subject. The core of the battle was concentrated on a tennis court, built for the leisure of the British deputy commissioner, whose bungalow was nearby. The court provided the ideal flat land in what is an otherwise hilly terrain, then quite densely forested.

“Strategically, one of the things that neither London nor Washington had ever believed would be possible,” says writer and historian Dr. Robert Lyman, “all came about because of Kohima, because of this remarkable tennis court. It’s one of the most extraordinary battles in human history.”

Read the full tory by Arun Janardhan from Racquet No. 23. 📸

10/12/2023

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Issue No. 19 Cover Artist @marcusjbrutus sits downs to discuss his inspiration behind the cover, his relationship with the sport, and his favorite parts of the entire process. Click the link in our bio for the whole feature. #altheagibson #wimbledon #grasscourt