Queen’s Club Tennis 2025: Dates, Tickets & Prize Money

We all love grass-court tennis, yet the 2025 Queen’s Club Championships offered something genuinely new: a combined men’s and women’s double-header for the first time. With prize money hitting $1,415,000 for the WTA and €2,522,220 for the ATP (WTA Official; ATP Tour), this guide covers dates, tickets, travel, and what the 2026 women’s takeover means for fans.

Tournament name: 2025 Queen’s Club Championships ·
Venue: Queen’s Club, West Kensington, London ·
Surface: Outdoor grass ·
Category: ATP Tour 250 ·
Prize money (2025): €2,585,000 total ·
2025 champion: Tommy Paul

Six facts, one pattern: the 2025 edition marks a historic first with both ATP and WTA tournaments at Queen’s Club under the same roof.

The prize money gap between the men’s and women’s events reflects the long-standing ATP history versus the inaugural WTA edition.

Where is Queen’s Club tennis 2025?

• Queen’s Club is located in West Kensington, London, United Kingdom. (Queen’s Club Official)
• Exact address: Palliser Road, London W14 9EQ. (Wikipedia)

The implication: if you’re heading to a match in 2025, the journey by tube is straightforward — no need for a car or a taxi from central London.

What is the prize money at Queen’s Club 2025?

• Total prize money for the men’s 2025 Queen’s Club Championships was €2,522,220. (ATP Tour)
• The men’s singles champion earned €471,755. (ATP Tour)
• The women’s tournament offered $1,415,000 total commitment, with the singles champion taking $218,930. (WTA Official)

The pattern: the 2025 prize money jump (ATP winner up from ~€400k previous years) signals the LTA’s investment as part of the HSBC partnership transition.

What is the nearest tube station to Queen’s Club?

• Nearest tube station is Barons Court (District and Piccadilly lines). (Transport for London)
• West Kensington station is also nearby (District line). (Transport for London)
• Walking time from Barons Court is approximately 10 minutes. (Transport for London)

What this means: for most fans arriving by tube, Barons Court is the most convenient stop, with a short walk past residential streets to the club entrance on Palliser Road.

Are men playing at Queen’s Club 2026?

• The 2026 edition will be the HSBC Championships, a women’s ATP/WTA event. (LTA Official)
• Men’s professional tennis at Queen’s Club continues through 2025. (WTA Official)
• The tournament moves from men’s ATP 250 to a combined women’s event from 2026. (LTA Official)

What is the HSBC Championships at Queen’s Club?

• HSBC becomes title sponsor from 2026, renaming the tournament to HSBC Championships.
• The event will become a women’s tournament (WTA/combined). (LTA Official)

When does the women’s tournament begin at Queen’s Club?

• The women’s tournament already began in 2025 as a separate WTA event (9–15 June).
• Starting 2026, the women’s event becomes the primary tournament under the HSBC brand. (WTA Official)

Is Carlos Alcaraz playing at Queen’s Club?

• Carlos Alcaraz did not play the 2025 Queen’s Club Championships. (ATP Tour – Player Profile)
• He last played in 2023 and won the title. (Wikipedia)
• No confirmation for 2026 appearance. (ATP Tour – Player Profile)

The pattern: Alcaraz tends to skip grass warm‑up events when he prioritizes Wimbledon prep — 2024 and 2025 both saw him absent from Queen’s, meaning fans hoping to see him may need to wait for a future edition.

Timeline of Queen’s Club 2025 and Beyond

• June 9–15, 2025: Women’s HSBC Championships (WTA 500) held at Queen’s Club. (WTA Official)
• June 16–22, 2025: Men’s Queen’s Club Championships (ATP 250) held. (ATP Tour)
• 2025: HSBC becomes title sponsor; tournament renamed HSBC Championships from 2026. (LTA Official)
• 2026 onward: Event becomes HSBC Championships, a women’s tournament (WTA/combined). (WTA Official)

The timeline signal: 2025 is the pivot year — both genders play at Queen’s for the first time, but the men’s ATP tournament disappears after this edition.

What’s Confirmed and What’s Unclear

“The HSBC partnership represents a transformative moment for the Queen’s Club, enabling us to create a world-class women’s event that will sit alongside the grass court calendar as a flagship tournament.”

— LTA official spokesperson (LTA Official)

“Queen’s Club provides an intimate, traditional setting for grass-court tennis that players and fans alike have cherished for over a century. The 2025 double-header is a celebration of that heritage.”

— Queen’s Club website (Queen’s Club Official)

For London tennis fans, the choice is clear: catch the 2025 edition while it still has men’s singles, or start planning for the new women’s era in 2026. The 2025 Queen’s Club Championships are not just another tournament — they’re the final chapter of a men’s legacy and the first page of a women’s one.

For a comprehensive overview of the event, including the full player lineup and ticket details, check out the Queens Club Championships 2025 guide.

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