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August 18, 2026
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The Indian Maharadja featured at two international clay court tournaments in the Netherlands

This week and next, The Indian Maharadja will be out in full force at two of the finest international clay court tournaments in the Netherlands. Experience our brand up close at the BICT Groep ITF The Hague and the Dutch Open Tournament in Bunschoten-Spakenburg. From testing our latest tennis rackets to inspiring activations and a complete brand experience at the club: everything is centered around clay court tennis, performance, and fun.

BICT Groep ITF The Hague | July 6 to 12

From July 6 to 12, the BICT Groep ITF The Hague will take place at the De Rhijenhof tennis center in The Hague. This international clay court tournament, organized in collaboration with Burgersdijk Tennis, has grown into the largest professional tennis event in the Haaglanden region.

As a proud partner, The Indian Maharadja will have a visible presence in several ways. The entire tennis park will feature our branding, and visitors can stop by our special shop-in-shop, where an extensive selection from our tennis collection will be available.

In addition, you will have the opportunity to test The Indian Maharadja's new tennis rackets yourself. Whether you are looking for more control, extra power, or an all-round racket, you can thoroughly test the various models and discover which one best suits your playing style.

The Indian Maharadja is also well-represented on the court. Our ambassadors Sarah van Emst, Mac Visser, Sander Jong, and Lars Wagenaar are participating in the tournament and will be showcasing their skills on the clay in The Hague. Furthermore, the volunteers, ball kids, and tournament staff will be wearing The Indian Maharadja apparel, ensuring the brand is highly visible on and around the courts.

Dutch Open Tournament | July 12 to 19

After the tournament in The Hague, the tennis festivities move to Bunschoten-Spakenburg, where from July 12 to 19, the Dutch Open Tournament will be held at Eemslag Tennis & Padel. This prestigious clay court tournament brings together top national and international players and once again provides a fantastic stage for The Indian Maharadja.

The Indian Maharadja will also have a multi-faceted presence during the Dutch Open. You can thoroughly test our latest tennis rackets, browse and purchase our collection in the shop-in-shop, and you will encounter our branding throughout the park. Naturally, the tournament staff, volunteers, and ball kids will also be fully outfitted by The Indian Maharadja.

Especially for the Dutch Open, we are adding an extra experience with our interactive 'Find your tennis racket' activation. Based on your playing style and preferences, we will help you find the racket that is a perfect match for you.

The Indian Maharadja is also strongly represented on the court. Tom Gentzsch, Niels Visker, and Gauthier Onclin are part of the player field, while Sander Jong will attempt to qualify for the main tournament. This ensures that The Indian Maharadja is once again excellently represented at an international clay court tournament on Dutch soil.

Experience The Indian Maharadja up close

Tennis is about more than just the match. It is about the experience, the energy, and the passion for the sport. That is why we are bringing The Indian Maharadja to two fantastic clay court tournaments this week and next, where you can discover our latest collection, test our tennis rackets, and enjoy top-tier international tennis up close.

Whether you are a regular on the court, just starting out, or simply a fan of the sport, you are more than welcome. Come by, get inspired, and experience The Indian Maharadja as it was meant to be.

See you courtside!

Play your way.

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