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Tennis junkies, need a few sage tips? Look no further than U.S. Open resident teaching pro Roger Federer.

John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl don't don the short shorts or wield the wooden rackets anymore, but the competitive fire remains.

The Roger Federer-Tiger Woods friendship runs deeper than Gillette commercials. Figures that they'd drive each other to be better.

More than 15 years after tennis was left for dead, it has witnessed positive momentum. But while more visible, how relevant is it in the matrix of American sports?

Paul Scarpa has transcended tennis for 46 years -- and counting. And he didn't become the winningest coach in NCAA Division I history with cream-of-the-crop players or by taking on cupcake competition.

Step outside in perfect temperatures and apply just a dab of sunscreen. Enjoy the serenity, exceptional food and ubiquitous belief of relaxation. It all adds up to Indian Wells -- perhaps the most pristine event of them all.

Scott Draper has already lived and lost enough to be a screenwriter's dream. This is his story of tennis and golf, of triumph and tragedy.

The whites are donned, the grass courts beckon, but Pete Sampras is nowhere to be found at Wimbledon.

Arthur Ashe won three Grand Slam titles, but he accomplished so much more than that.

U.S. players competing abroad could be targets for terrorists.

Jimmy Connors, the former tennis great, is enjoying life away from the courts today.

From Seles to Kournikova, Sports Academy has earned reputation for turning top talent into elite players.