Queen’s Club Championships 2026

The Queen’s Club Championships, now officially known as the HSBC Championships, are played on outdoor grass courts at The Queen’s Club in West Kensington, London.

The tournament is one of the biggest grass-court events before Wimbledon and is now held across two weeks, featuring both a WTA 500 women’s tournament and an ATP 500 men’s tournament.

Queen’s Club Championships 2026 Guide

Dates

The 2026 Queen’s Club Championships will be held over two weeks in June, with the women’s WTA 500 event taking place from 8–14 June, followed by the men’s ATP 500 event from 15–21 June.

Tickets

Tickets for the 2026 Queen’s Tennis tournament are for sale through the official LTA website.

Tickets for the men’s ATP 500 event are now sold out, while limited tickets may still be available for the women’s WTA 500 event.

Players

The tournament continues to attract many of the world’s best players and remains one of the key grass-court warm-up events ahead of Wimbledon.

For the 2026 tournaments, the entry lists are expected to feature a strong mix of established stars and rising talents.

The WTA singles draw is expected to include top players such as Elena Rybakina, Amanda Anisimova, Victoria Mboko, Leylah Fernandez, and Emma Raducanu, while the ATP singles draw is expected to include Alex de Minaur, Jack Draper, and Cameron Norrie.

2026 Queen’s Club Schedule

Below is the expected schedule for the 2026 tournament in London with the women’s singles final being played on the 14th of June 2026, and the men’s singles final being played on the 21st of June 2026.

Women’s WTA 500 Schedule

Men’s ATP 500 Schedule

Draw

The draws for the 2026 Queen’s Club Championships will be available on the official ATP and WTA websites closer to the start of the tournament.

Prize Money

The Queen’s Club Championships now feature both a WTA 500 women’s tournament and an ATP 500 men’s tournament, with prize money awarded separately for each event.

For 2026, the women’s WTA 500 event has a total prize pot of $1,915,000, which is an increase from the $1,415,000 offered in 2025.

The LTA has also committed to offering equal prize money at Queen’s Club no later than 2029.

The men’s ATP 500 tournament has total prize money of €2,583,330 for 2026, with 500 ATP ranking points awarded to the singles champion.

Past Winners

The Queen’s Club Championships have been won by many of the biggest names in tennis, with the tournament often acting as a strong indicator of form ahead of Wimbledon.

Past men’s singles champions include Andy Murray, Carlos Alcaraz, Matteo Berrettini, Marin Cilic, and Feliciano Lopez, while the women’s event returned to Queen’s Club in 2025, with Tatjana Maria becoming the first WTA singles champion at the tournament in its modern era.

Queen’s Club and Wimbledon Double Winners

Winning the Queen’s Club Championships and Wimbledon in the same year is one of the most impressive achievements in grass-court tennis.

Queen’s is widely regarded as one of the best warm-up tournaments for Wimbledon, but only a small number of players have managed to win both titles in the same season. In the Open Era, seven different players have completed the Queen’s Club/Wimbledon double, with Andy Murray the most recent player to do so in 2016.

Andy Murray, Pete Sampras, and John McEnroe are the only players in the Open Era to win both Queen’s Club and Wimbledon in the same year on more than one occasion.

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