10. Have a nice steak dinner with friends and family at LG’s with a nice Malbec. Don’t forget to try their caesar salad and leave room for one of their delicious deserts.
LG’s Prime Steakhouse in Palm Springs
9. Enjoy a french breakfast over at Clementine Gourmet Marketplace & Cafe, just a hop skip and a jump from the tennis.
Clementine Gourmet Marketplace & Café
8. Get in a little morning tennis at La Quinta (and don’t forget a triple shot latte and maple scone from Starbucks.
Tennis Court at La Quinta Resort & Club
7. Hang out at the practice courts and get some shade.
BNP Paribas Open – Practice Courts
6. Go over to the Renaissance Esmeralda and hang out at their pool. Lots of players from the tournament can be found enjoying the pool as well.
Renaissance Esmeralda Pool
5. Hang out at the Gio Bar at the Esmeralda at night and have cocktails and maybe some sushi at their sushi bar which is really not too bad considering you’re in the desert.
Gio Lounge at the Renaissance Esmeralda
4. Go for a twilight jog on the golf course behind the Hyatt Grand Champions.
Hyatt Grand Champions – Golf course
3. Take a ride to Palm Springs and check out the beautiful mid century modern architecture.
Marilyn Monroe Statue & Palm Springs Windmills
2. Catch a sunrise while doing a little hike in the beautiful mountains.
Palm Springs Sunrise
1. Being Center Court with a large lemon ice slushie to watch Federer beat Nadal in a third set tie break to win the title from choice courtside seats thanks to Championship Tennis Tours!
Center Court Tickets available on www.TennisTours.com
Mike
Michael Bernstein is president of Championship Tennis Tours. He may be reached by e-mail at mike@tennistours.com or visit www.tennistours.com.
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