The London Circuit
Seven historic grass court clubs along the Thames, from Queen's to Wimbledon
Queen's · Hurlingham · Roehampton · Richmond · Surbiton · Wimbledon · All England Club
Grass Court Trails
Tennis tours that link several grass court clubs close enough to play in one trip: a long weekend in London, a week on the English coast, a summer drive along the Murray. Each trail has a route map, the clubs in order and how to get a game at each.
Britain
Surrey to the South Coast
Five long-established grass court clubs from Weybridge to Rye
St. George's Hill · Woking · West Worthing · Devonshire Park · Rye
The East Anglian Coast
Four seaside grass venues from the Essex coast to the Wash, three of them open to visiting players.
Frinton-on-Sea · Felixstowe · Cromer · Hunstanton
Europe
Australia
Perth’s Grass Belt
Five large grass court clubs between Menora, Kings Park and the Indian Ocean, four of them hosts of the 2027 ITF Masters World Championships
Alexander Park · Kings Park · Nedlands · Dalkeith · Cottesloe
Adelaide’s Grass Courts
Five lawn tennis clubs around the city, from the former home of the Australian Championships to century-old suburban grass
Kensington Gardens · Walkerville · Memorial Drive · Millswood · Reade Park
The Murray River Grass Trail
From Melbourne's historic lawns to the big country grass complexes of the Murray and Goulburn valleys
Kooyong · South Yarra · Wodonga · Yarrawonga · Shepparton · Echuca · Kerang · Swan Hill · Mildura
United States
Using the trails
Most grass court clubs are private members clubs. Some take visitors with a booking, many take guests of members, and some offer reciprocal play to members of other clubs or a short temporary membership. Each trail says what we found at each club; members see the detail, and every stop links to the club profile in the Atlas.
Grass is seasonal. Northern hemisphere courts are usually in play from May to September, Australian courts from October to April. Contact each club before you travel: arrangements change, and a letter of introduction from your own club often helps.
