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Indian Wells: Things to Do

Enjoy the contrast between the Indian Golf Resort's pair of courses, see the pros olay at Indian Wells Tennis Garden, and pay respects to vets at Eisenhower Walk of Honor.

Staff Report Attractions, Current Guide

Build an Indian Wells itinerary starting with the Indian Golf Resort’s pair of courses and see the pros play at Indian Wells Tennis Garden.

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Best of the Best 2022: Attractions

Here are nine ways to experience Greater Palm Springs from feeding the giraffes at The Living Desert to enjoying the outdoor ambiance of Old Town La Quinta.

Staff Report Attractions, Best Of, Current Guide

Here are 9 ways to experience the valley from feeding giraffes at The Living Desert to enjoying the outdoor ambiance of Old Town La Quinta.

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A Lesson in Pickling

Pickleball has taken over the Coachella Valley in the last decade. Here are 3 tips from local pro Kim Jagd for newbies learning the game.

JUDD SPICER Attractions, Current Guide, Sports

Pickleball has taken over the Coachella Valley in the last decade. Here are 3 tips from local pro Kim Jagd for newbies learning the game.

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Lasting Impression: Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & Spa

Former top-ranking tennis player Charlie Pasarell is responsible for the Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & Spa’s racket sport heritage.

Jeremy Kinser Current Guide, History, Tennis

Former top-ranking tennis player Charlie Pasarell is responsible for the Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & Spa’s racket sport heritage.

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Order on the Court

While the brawl for bragging rights raged on between the Racquet Club and the Tennis Club in Palm Springs, a new champion was emerging in the east valley.

David Lansing BNP, Tennis, Valley

It may have been some 40 years ago but tennis hall-of-famer Charlie Pasarell still remembers the last ATP tennis tournament played in Tucson before it was relocated to Mission Hills Country Club and the valley where it would grow to become the BNP Paribas Open. First of all, it wasn’t really even a tennis tournament. “They called it the American