Racquet stringers help world’s best players prepare for US Open
News 12’s Kevin Maher spoke to racquet stringer Joe Heydt.
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Sep 3, 2025, 12:06 PM
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Updated 8 hr ago
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8ds agoFans will pack into the US Open again this week to see which one of the world’s best players will win the championship.
Behind those players are a team of talented people whose work often goes unnoticed.
News 12’s Kevin Maher spoke to racquet stringer Joe Heydt.
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