ATP & WTA Schedule of Play 2026: Thursday June 18 for Queen’s Club, Halle, Berlin & Nottingham
LINK: Queen’s Club Schedule | Halle Schedule | Berlin Schedule | Nottingham Schedule
The 2026 grass-court season delivers two weeks of elite ATP and WTA action across Europe as players prepare for Wimbledon. From the historic lawns of Queen’s Club in London to the fast conditions in Halle, Berlin and Nottingham, every day features critical ranking points, blockbuster matchups and championship momentum.
Below is the projected daily schedule of play for the ATP and WTA events taking place during the 2026 grass-court swing.
Monday, June 15 – First Round
- Centre Court singles action begins
- Top seeds open campaigns
- Doubles first round matches
- Featured evening session expected
Tuesday, June 16 – First Round Continues
- Remaining Round of 32 matches
- ATP stars continue grass-court preparation
- Doubles competition intensifies
Wednesday, June 17 – Second Round
- Round of 16 singles action
- Quarter-final doubles matches
- Potential Top 10 player clashes
Thursday, June 18 – Quarter-finals
- ATP singles quarter-finals
- Doubles semi-finals
- Full Centre Court showcase schedule
Friday, June 19 – Semi-finals
- Singles semi-finals
- Championship contenders emerge
- Prime-time grass-court battles
Saturday, June 20 – Doubles Final / Exhibition Features
- ATP doubles championship match
- Fan events and legends appearances
- Finalists prepare for Sunday showdown
Sunday, June 21 – Singles Final
- ATP 500 championship match
- Trophy ceremony on Andy Murray Arena
- Wimbledon favorites finalized
Official event details available via ATP Queen’s Club Championships.
Monday – Opening Round
- First ATP 500 singles matches
- Main draw begins on Centre Court
- Doubles first-round play
Tuesday – Round of 32 Continues
- Top seeds debut
- Packed German crowd atmosphere
- Night session marquee matches
Wednesday – Round of 16
- Singles second-round action
- Doubles quarter-finals
- Wimbledon contenders tested
Thursday – Quarter-finals
- Elite ATP quarter-final lineup
- Heavy-serving grass-court specialists featured
- Stadium Court showcase
Friday – Semi-finals
- Final four battle for championship spots
- Potential Top 10 clashes
- High-pressure grass-court tennis
Saturday – Doubles Final
- ATP doubles championship
- Singles finalists media obligations
- Practice sessions for final
Sunday – Singles Final
- Terra Wortmann Open championship match
- Final Wimbledon preparation opportunity
- Trophy presentation in OWL Arena
Official event information via ATP Halle Open.
Monday – Main Draw Begins
- WTA first-round action
- Qualifiers enter main draw
- Early Centre Court feature matches
Tuesday – Round of 32 Continues
- Top seeds begin campaigns
- High-profile women’s matchups
- Packed stadium sessions
Wednesday – Round of 16
- Singles second-round battles
- Doubles quarter-finals
- Grass-court specialists emerge
Thursday – Quarter-finals
- Top 8 compete for semi-final spots
- Potential blockbuster matches
- Wimbledon form takes shape
Friday – Semi-finals
- WTA 500 semi-final day
- Elite power hitters and all-court players clash
- Championship intensity increases
Saturday – Doubles Final
- WTA doubles title match
- Singles finalists prepare
- Practice courts active throughout day
Sunday – Singles Final
- Berlin Open championship match
- Major Wimbledon implications
- Trophy ceremony concludes tournament
Official tournament information available via WTA Berlin 2026.
Monday – Opening Round
- WTA first-round singles
- Main draw begins
- Doubles opening matches
Tuesday – First Round Continues
- Remaining Round of 32 matches
- Young prospects featured
- Fast-paced grass-court conditions
Wednesday – Round of 16
- Singles second-round action
- Doubles quarter-finals
- Potential breakout performances
Thursday – Quarter-finals
- WTA quarter-final lineup
- Increased Wimbledon pressure
- Tactical grass-court tennis
Friday – Semi-finals
- Final four compete for championship places
- Momentum-building performances
- Emotional late-stage battles
Saturday – Doubles Final
- Championship doubles action
- Singles finalists media sessions
- Fan engagement activities
Sunday – Singles Final
- Nottingham Open championship match
- Final grass-court tune-up before Wimbledon
- Trophy presentation ceremony
Official details available via WTA Nottingham 2026.
The 2026 ATP and WTA grass season promises elite-level competition as players transition from clay to one of tennis’ fastest surfaces.
Fans can expect:
- Wimbledon preview matchups
- Top 10 stars competing on grass
- Big-serving ATP battles
- Aggressive WTA baseline tennis
- Emerging young talent
- Packed stadium atmospheres in London, Halle, Berlin and Nottingham
With Wimbledon immediately following these events, every match carries significant momentum and ranking implications for the ATP and WTA Tours.
