Philip Picuri, shown here with Piccolo, grew up playing tennis with his Dad in Los Angeles. They would often play at the Beverly Hills Tennis Club, where he saw Pancho Gonzalez, Pancho Segura, and Gussie Moran playing. He returned to his native Switzerland in his early twenties to study electrical engineering. He played tournaments and interclub championships for close to 40 years in Zurich, playing at 4.5 – 5.0 levels, winning a number of tournaments. Still a very active player, and being a very techy guy, he has compensated for growing older by improving his tennis technique thanks to Tennisplayer.net.
Philip Picuri
Notes on Tour
In the early 70's, I went to Zurich to study and when I finished my studies as an electrical engineer and started working, I joined TC Seeblick in Zurich. This was a club I played in for many years, before...
Notes on Tour
I started to play tennis around the age of 12. My Dad loved to play tennis and he started to teach me to play. We lived at the time in Los Angeles, near the Beverly Hills Tennis Club. As a...
Notes on Tour
Tennis is not only Roland Garros, Wimbledon, etc., Pancho Gonzales, Rod Laver, Stefan Edberg, Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal. The huge mass of tennis players are club players who also play with passion and have their own little world. One such...