WIMBLEDON: Most tennis enthusiasts will agree: the pinnacle of the sport is the two summertime weeks at the All England Club, where we get to watch the most famous grass courts in the game gradually fade from a rich green to a weathered brown as the world’s best players vie to make history.
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QUICKEN LOANS NATIONAL: The tournament now known as the Quicken Loans National has been around for 10 years and still boasts a strong field, but otherwise it seems to be losing a bit of its luster, as tournament host Tiger Woods is embroiled in yet another off-course scandal and the prestigious Congressional Country Club has opted out of hosting the event this year and beyond.
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TRAVELERS CHAMPIONSHIP: The PGA Tour makes its annual stop in Connecticut this week, as the Travelers Championship returns to its usual spot on the calendar after moving to August last year to accommodate the Olympics.
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U.S. OPEN: If your idea of a great golf tournament is watching the best players in the world struggle to make pars, then your week has arrived.
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FRENCH MEN’S FINAL: There’s never been a clay-court player like Rafael Nadal, and on Sunday he’ll step onto Philippe Chatrier Court, site of so many of his triumphs, for what could be his crowning achievement: “La Decima,” a record tenth French Open title.
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