Roland Garros' Court Suzanne Lenglen is enchanting. There are no bad seats, its vertical layout letting all 10,000 who fit into it feel right on top of the action. No doubt Suzanne Lenglen the ...

Lenglen has an arena with her name on it at Roland Garros, but Centre Court at Wimbledon could rightfully be called “The House that Suzanne Built.” The domination of her competition?

Joining the larger Court Philippe Chatrier at the Paris site, the addition of a retractable roof on Suzanne Lenglen marks the second retractable roof for Roland Garros, home of the French Open and ...

How big is the stadium? Philippe-Chatrier court has a capacity of 14,962 spectators. Other courts at Roland-Garros include Court Suzanne Lenglen, with a capacity of 10,068, and Court Simonne Mathieu, ...

In 1969, Court defeated Ann Haydon-Jones in three sets to claim her first Roland Garros crown of the Open ... she found herself reclaiming the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen by beating Maria Sharapova ...