Showing posts with label tennis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tennis. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 December 2013

The 12 Days of Tennis Gifts-Cool Things for the Tennis Player-Day 3

The holidays can be a time to warm the heart of a tennis player by giving things that reflect his or her passion for the fuzzy green ball.  This holiday season, Tennis Tourist will share some of the things he has discovered that the tennis player on your holiday gift list may like as well.  Join us for the 12 Days of Tennis Gifts where we start small and work our way up to things that may put a smile on the face of even the most discerning of ralliers.

Day 3-Gamma Ball Hopper Ball Tube


An easy way to pick up practice balls on the court and a great way to carry a bunch of balls for serving practice or drills.


Stocking Stuffer Ideas-Tennis Ball Crafts


What to do with all those tennis balls who once served so dutifully on the court?  Give them a new life and put them to work in your home.  This is a recycled gift that's sure to make any tennis lover smile.


Thursday, 21 November 2013

Tennis in December- Key West Florida-it's 80f/27c there today and the Sunset is included

Key West Florida
Bay View Tennis Courts
You’ll never forget playing tennis at Bay View in Key West.  Like everything else in this unique tip of the United States, it seems to have a flavor of its own.  There are a group of regular KeyWesters and guests, and a sign up sheet to get on these free courts.  They make you feel very welcome, and after a few rounds of tennis, you can see why some people choose never to leave.  The facility has five courts that are also lit for night play.
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Bay View Tennis Courts
1398 Truman Ave,
Key West, FL 33040
1-305-809-3700
What to Do After
The sunset is a reason for celebration every night in Key West.  Once you’ve seen one, you’ll understand why.  The city’s Mallory Square sets the stage for the sun’s always dazzling exit from the day over the Gulf of Mexico, highlighting the solar spectacle with art and street performers, all watched by thousands of people.
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Where to Stay

The most laid back way to stay in Key West has to be camping.  This southernmost tip of the continental United States is only about 90 miles from Cuba and shares with it a balmy climate that makes sleeping outdoors comfortable most of the year.  Boyd’s Campground is an interesting mix of snowbirds, young campers, regular  folks who have Key West on their itineraries, and even tennis players.  Besides being on the ocean, the campground has a great pool that is one of the social centers of the resort.
Boyd’s Campground, Key West
Boyd’s Campground
6401 Maloney Avenue
Key West, Florida 33040
1-305-293-9301
info@boydscampground.com