About The Queens Club:
Established in 1886, The Queen’s Club was the world’s first multipurpose sports complex ever to be built. Named after Queen Victoria, its first patron, the club is now widely renowned as one of the world’s premier Lawn Tennis and Racquets Clubs.

The Queen’s Club has hosted as many as twenty-five different sporting activities and has been the scene for such varied sports as ice-skating, baseball, athletics and rugby. By the late 1920's, annual Oxford v Cambridge challenges at rugby, football and athletics had taken place at the Club for over thirty years and, at times; as many as 10,000 spectators were attracted to the grounds. Apart from the Artois Championships, the premier pre-Wimbledon grass court tennis championships, the club also hosts the World Rackets Championships and the Real Tennis British Open.