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By admin, November 26, 2008 7:14 pm

Why is tennis not as popular as golf?

I live in sunny Southern California. Last Saturday I was on a public tennis court from 9 to 11 AM. During that time, we were the only ones playing – only 1 out of 8 courts were being used! On my drive back home, I saw that there was a huge backup at the starting tee on a local public golf course — the place was packed! Tennis is my game – I cannot imagine what golf has over tennis. What am I missing here?

I do not agree with you.Your view may be in the context of one or two countries,but generally tennis is more popular in the all countries compared to golf.The attendance to see a grand slam match will prove it.secondly the rules of tennis are simple and the result of the match comes in short time ,unlike golf where the competition stretches for days .

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