Wimbledon Courts

The Wimbledon courts are unique as it is the last remaining Grand Slam event played on the lush grass courts which has seen some of the best ever battles, including the epic Borg / McEnroe final of 1980 which many would call the greatest tennis match ever.

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To this day Wimbledon remains the quintessential British sporting day out, whether you spend your time watching the play on the outside courts while indulging in the Wimbledon custom of eating strawberries and cream, or maybe your fortunate enough to make it onto one of the tournament's famous show courts.

Wimbledon Centre Court

Wimbledon Centre court is where all the big games takes place and has a capacity of 15,000 and this is where the tournament is decided each year. For many the climax of the Wimbledon Tennis Grand Slam is when the final point is won and after all the ups and downs of the preceding weeks the winning players throw their rackets into the air or the players just slump to the ground in sheer exhaustion after beating their fellow competitors to the greatest tennis sporting occasion of the year.

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Wimbledon Centre court really belongs to the greats of the game, with Borg, Sampras, Navratilova and Graf to players of the modern era who have made the centre court their own.

Wimbledon Court No1

Wimbledon Court No1 Wimbledon court number 1 is also a great theatre for the best of the tennis professionals to showcase their talents and has a very large seating capacity only surpassed by the centre court. Play starts on Centre and No.1 Courts at 1.00p.m. For the first eleven days and 2.00p.m on the final days. Court No1 has a capacity of 11,249 and was opened in 1997 to replace the old court 1 which was attatched to Centre Court.