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What does a tennis tournament sound like?Footsteps on gravel paths. Umpires calling the score. Racquet bags thudding down courtside. Crowd roars echoing from the far court.These short audio dispatches are recorded live, often mid-match, mid-walk, or in between multiple cups of coffee. They’re not polished. They’re textured, spontaneous, and full of the energy that makes being on site unforgettable.Subscribe to follow the tour with us, one tournament at a time.And if you’re planning to attend one yourself, you might just pick up a few tips along the way. groundpass.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts Ground Pass On-Site, a sports show with 41 episodes published.
After 2 weeks on the road, going from Dallas straight to Delray this was bound to happen. My brain is juggling schedules, video ideas, notes, who I still need to catch up with, who is coming up next to interview, and on
I’m am back Delray Beach, and I really missed it here. Last time you saw us, we were in Dallas. I loved Dallas. It was my first time, and there is something so underrated about an indoor tournament when you just want gua
Matches had already started by the time I hit record today, because I spent my morning doing something I’m really excited about. I recorded an interview for a new Meet the Professionals episode with the voice of the Chal
Day 2 and the tournament officially came alive. What felt like the calm before the storm yesterday turned into a packed house, a buzzing fan zone, and a full slate of matches that made this compact indoor event feel big.
Welcome to the calm before the storm. We are officially back on site for our first tournament of 2026, and we’ve landed at the Dallas Open. This is an indoor ATP 500, hosted in Frisco, Texas, inside The Star, the Dallas
Saved the best for last. You probably don’t know this about me, but I love plants. I pretty much live in a greenhouse. So when I first stepped onto the grounds of the new Cincinnati Open I knew I had to talk to whoever w
Let’s start the Day 6 recap with an apology. I have failed you. I had grand ideas of doing a full-on mukbang while covering the food at the Cincinnati Open. But it’s been a long summer of traveling to tennis tournaments,
Today’s focus: Fan Zones. If you’re heading to the Cincinnati Open, you won’t have to worry about finding a spot to rest in the shade, meet up with friends, or grab a bite to eat—there are fan zones everywhere. The large
Today’s focus: Outer Courts. There are seven main outer courts at the Cincinnati Open. Court 4 and Court 10 are the largest—Court 10 being the famous sunken court. Courts 5 through 9, lined up in a row on the north side
Today’s focus: Show Courts. The Cincinnati Open has four show courts this year—three returning favorites and one brand new addition: * Center Court * Grandstand * Stadium 3 * Champions Court (Court 21) – new for 2025 Wit
As I mentioned in yesterday’s dispatch, I’m breaking down one feature of the new Cincinnati Open grounds each day while I’m here. Today’s focus: practice courts. The Practice Court Upgrade The practice court setup is so
Wow. That’s all I could say when I stepped onto the new and improved Cincinnati Open grounds for the first time. And from what I’ve heard, a lot of the players are feeling the same way. After the last ball was struck her
Venus is out of the Citi DC Open… so we are too. Hahaha. In all seriousness—what a run. Watching Venus Williams compete this week was like living through a sports documentary in real time. It was raw, emotional, and insp
It was just one of those days. A Wednesday. Middle of the week. The order of play? Not exactly inspiring at first glance—so, like most other attendees, I wandered toward the practice courts. Even when I’m covering a tour
We have to start from the end and work our way back—because what Venus Williams did on Center Court last night was nothing short of inspirational. There are very few times in sports where you can say you witnessed histor
I got to the grounds early on Day 3—the first day of the main draw—hoping for a calm start and some time to catch up on everything. But I wildly underestimated what Day 1 of the main draw would actually entail. Before I
OK—let’s get a little personal. I’ve said this on the podcast before, but I got into tennis because of the Williams sisters. They looked like me, they had hair like me, and as someone who grew up super athletic—showing m
Back in New York now, watching the Wimbledon men’s final — but already missing the relaxed, summery energy of Newport. Day 3 at the Hall of Fame Open started off with tennis on the grounds and a bit of optimism… but then
How many times can I say it’s super hot before it loses meaning? Because wow — it was super hot. Add in some classic East Coast humidity and the occasional flash thunderstorm, and you’ve got the full summer tennis experi
Ground Pass On Site is back! After a little break since Charleston, it feels good to be back at a tournament. And not just any tournament — this is my first time at the Hall of Fame Open in Newport and my first time at a
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