Pro tennis returned with a tournament held in somebody's backyard - Insider

Pro sports returned to the US with a tennis tournament played in the backyard of a house in rural Florida

Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.Pro sports have returned to the United States with the inaugural UTR Pro Match Series presented by Tennis Channel.

The tournament featured several changes and was put on by the Tennis Channel to show that the sport could be played safely during the coronavirus pandemic.Professional sports have returned to the United States for the first time in nearly two months as four men's tennis players competed in the inaugural UTR Pro Match Series presented by Tennis Channel.

Here is an aerial view of the 5.5-acre property. The Backyard was also used for tents and a parking lot.Officials did not reveal the location of the tournament before it started, presumably to keep fans away.

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