SMART’S HANDIWORK, SERVED UP IN THE GAME OF COURT TENNIS. REFERRED TO BY SOME AS REAL TENNIS. THE GAME IS THE ROYAL PRECURSOR OF MODERN TENNIS. THE COURT, A PUZZLE BOX OF STRANGE ANGLES.

“If you wanted to design a game that was going to put people off from playing it,” one court tennis enthusiast said, “you would probably design a real tennis court.” Credit... Supported by ...

A number of lawsuits in recent years have pitted tennis against pickleball over site permits (who has or should have access to racket courts) and loss of real estate ... the top three at last ...

Today, there are only 10 real tennis courts in the US, and the sport’s rules and equipment bear little resemblance to its successor’s. “The rules are perfect — they’ve been tested over ...

Real tennis is a court-based sport that is thought to date back up to 800 years, and was particularly loved by Henry VIII - who played at Hampton Court Palace. Ms Fahey described it as the "ancestor ...

The tennis court itself will be hidden from the view of passersby on the street by ... of Florida journalist who writes about Palm Beach real estate in his weekly “Beyond the Hedges” column.

Court tennis, sometimes referred to by its devotees as "real tennis," is the ancient precursor to our modern game. The Boston’s Tennis and Racquet Club on Boylston Street is one of only 10 court ...

Real tennis is a court-based sport that is thought to date back up to 800 years, and was particularly loved by Henry VIII - who played at Hampton Court Palace. Ms Fahey described it as the ...