Former top-ranking tennis player Charlie Pasarell is responsible for the Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & Spa’s racket sport heritage.
Food Court
Citi Taste of Tennis returns March 7 featuring local chefs who are serving up delicious dishes with the help of players from the BNP Paribas Open.
Citi Taste of Tennis returns March 7 featuring local chefs who are serving up delicious dishes with the help of BNP Paribas Open players.
Game, Set, Party!
Top players arrive in Indian Wells for a wild ‘season’ of World TeamTennis.
With plenty of star power, World TeamTennis offers the chance to see top players at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden through Nov. 28.
When the Davis Cup Came to the Desert
In 1978, a teenager named John McEnroe stunned the tennis world and helped put Mission Hills Country Club on the map.
In 1978, John McEnroe stunned the tennis world and helped put Mission Hills Country Club on the map when it hosted the Davis Cup.
One-Stop Shopping
A La Quinta pop-up shop has everything tennis to serve BNP Paribas Open enthusiasts just a stone's throw from the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
Cute Tennis Stuff and Friends, a La Quinta pop-up shop, has everything tennis to serve BNP Paribas Open enthusiasts just a stone’s throw from the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
The Garden is in Full Bloom
More flowers, 62 palm trees, and a designated park area at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden help enhance the fan experience at 2018 BNP Paribas Open.
More flowers, 62 palm trees, and a designated park area at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden help enhance the fan experience at the 2018 BNP Paribas Open.
BNP Paribas Open Makes it a Grand Slam
Players vote Indian Wells event as WTA Premier Mandatory Tournament of the Year for fourth straight year.
For the fourth consecutive year, the BNP Paribas Open – has been voted the WTA Premier Mandatory Tournament of the Year, as determined by player vote.
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.
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