Building a Mini Metropolis Known as the U.S. Open
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An unseen, sophisticated operation lasting seven or eight years precedes the first golf shot in the United States Open.
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When cities run out of valuable real estate, planners look up. The search for green space is no exception.
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FLUSHING MEADOWS, N.Y., Aug. 29 -- Rain wreaked havoc at the U.S. Open on Tuesday, washing out every match in the afternoon session and, after multiple false starts, scuttling the night session as well. The intermittent breaks in the downpour only heightened the aggravation, raising hopes that the...
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Statistics do not show, conclusively, why the United States no longer dominates menâs professional tennis, but there is some tantalizing evidence to consider.
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To appreciate this city, look up. Otherwise the very buildings that close in to create the Old World appeal may be too close to yield their secrets.
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NEW YORK -- Maybe they should move tonight's women's singles final to the middle of Red Square and play on a real hardcourt, and use Arthur Ashe Stadium for the Queens neighborhood tennis championship. The Russians took over Paris in June, and now they own Gotham, too.
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Andre Agassi still has another match at the United States Open on Sunday, another chance to stretch out an unforgettable joy ride a little longer.
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Hoosier Overton fends off four-time Winged Foot champ and St. John&#39;s grad Svoboda in Amateur. BY MARK HERRMANN. MAMARONECK, NY - The golf phrase &quot;local knowledge&quot; took on new meaning this week at the US Amateur.
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Developers are creating what would be the financial districtâs first office tower with a country clubâs exclusivity in the Woolworth Building.
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Finally, after all the rainouts, the United States Open had one of the great schedules anybody is likely to see this late in a Grand Slam event.
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Is there a way to "retrofill" sprawled suburban landscapes?.
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It's called the US Open, and though fewer than a fifth of the competitors this year are US-born, it's not because the US Tennis Association hasn't tried to get more Americans. All 16 of the wild cards in men's and women's singles were awarded to Americans, even at the expense of the men's NCAA champion, Benjamin Becker ...
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A small city of churches, festivals and big-time patent cases.
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Andy Roddick, at heart, is an entertainer. So he loves the US Open and its Big Apple buzz, the fans who offer players high-fives, just the general state of hyperactivity.
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A US construction boom in office towers, retail space, and warehouses contrasts the dormant housing market.
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NEW YORK &#151; Maria Sharapova loves New York, especially its style and skyline. When Sharapova defends her U.S. Open title next week, she'll be wearing tennis dresses decorated with graphic interpretations of the cityscape on the chest.
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THOUSAND OAKS, California  - U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy is exactly where he wants to be going into Sunday's final round at the Target World Challenge.