French Open

The French Open, also known as Roland Garros, is one of the four major tennis tournaments worldwide, held annually in Paris. It is renowned for its clay courts, which slow down the ball and require unique skills. Players compete in singles and doubles matches over two weeks, with prestigious titles awarded to the best male and female players. The tournament is part of the Grand Slam series, making it a significant event in professional tennis. Its rich history and challenging playing surface make it a highlight of the tennis calendar, showcasing top talent from around the world.