📚 Tennis

30 works · ordered by editions in print

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Baseline, serve and the great rivalries: the technique and tactics of the individual racket sport, and the tours that made its champions.

Below are the 30 works carrying the subject tennis in the Open Library catalogue with the most editions in print. Author and first year are as the record states them; a missing year means the record does not carry one, not that the book is undated. Novels set in the subject are left out, because a list of historical fiction is not a list of history. Where one author dominates the reprint counts, no more than two of their titles appear.

CoverTitleAuthorFirst publishedEditions
The Inner Game of TennisW. Timothy Gallwey183416
The Art of Lawn TennisWilliam T. Tilden192011
Tennis, anyone?Dick Gould196711
Levels of the GameJohn McPhee196910
Kulturgeschichte des TennisHeiner Gillmeister199010
Tennis for dummiesPatrick McEnroe199810
TennisCynthia Fitterer Klingel200310
The Tennis Partner (ARC)Abraham Verghese19989
The annals of tennisJulian Marshall18788
Advanced tennisPaul Metzler19678
TennisJoan D. Johnson19678
Tennis Origins and MysteriesMalcolm D. Whitman19327
Days of graceArthur Ashe19937
FedererChris Bowers20137
The game of doubles in tennisWilliam F. Talbert19566
TennisBrown, Jim19766
The handbook of tennisDouglas, Paul.19826
Roger FedererRené Stauffer20106
Hard courtsJohn Feinstein19915
Nothing but troubleSue Stauffacher20075
OpenAndre Agassi20095
Beginning tennisPeter William Everett19624
TennisRobert E. Gensemer19694
Advanced tennisChet Murphy19704
The game of singles in tennisWilliam F. Talbert19623
The art of doublesPat Blaskower19943
You cannot be seriousJohn McEnroe20023
Tennis trainingMark Kovacs20073
Inner Game of TennisW. Timothy Gallwey20103
Extraordinary tennis for the ordinary playerSimon Ramo19702

List built from Open Library (CC0 metadata) · retrieved 03 Nov 2026 UTC · capped at 30 works per subject.

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