Brandon Holt, the 112th-ranked men’s tennis player in the world, has been on the road this year.
“You could pretty much say non-stop,” he clarifies.
The 27-year-old began his nomadic journey on December 28 at the ATP Challenger Tour stop in Canberra, Australia, before traveling to Thailand, to his home in Southern California and to Dallas. Then it was off to Bahrain, India for two Challengers, a return trip to North America for four tournaments, South Korea, China and England.
Not that he complained about his itinerary for the first six months of his season.
“These places are so different and so similar that it’s really special,” Holt says from his hotel room in Skipton, England just northwest of Leeds and close to the Ilkley Challenger. “People are amazing basically all over the world. I would never see these places without playing professional tennis.”
