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Wimbledon 2017 Schedule at a Glance

The main draw of the 2017 Wimbledon Championships ran for 14 days, from 3 to 16 July 2017. The qualifying competition took place from 26 to 29 June 2017. The men’s singles final was scheduled for Sunday 16 July, while the ladies’ singles final took place on Saturday 15 July.

• Qualifying competition: 26–29 June 2017
• Main Championships: 3–16 July 2017
• Ladies’ singles final: Saturday 15 July 2017
• Gentlemen’s singles final: Sunday 16 July 2017
• Venue: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
• Location: Church Road, Wimbledon, London SW19 5AE
• Timezone: British local time (BST, UTC+1 during July)

These are historical dates, not dates for an upcoming tournament. The precise matches played on each court were announced in the daily Order of Play and could change.

Wimbledon Championships 2017: Dates and Important Information

The Championships is the annual grass-court tennis tournament organised at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Wimbledon is one of tennis’s four Grand Slam tournaments and is internationally recognised for its grass courts, traditional presentation and major singles finals.

The qualifying competition and the main Championships are different stages of the tournament. Visitors researching tickets or match records should confirm the relevant date and court rather than relying solely on the overall tournament dates.

For current and future tournament dates, use the official Wimbledon dates information.

Wimbledon 2017: Provisional Order of Play

The following is a historical guide to the expected progression of the Championships. It describes the provisional tournament format rather than a verified list of every match played on every court. The daily Order of Play determines the actual match schedule.

During the first week, the singles competitions progressed through their opening rounds, while doubles and other competitions began alongside the main draws. During the second week, the tournament moved towards the quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals.

First Week: Monday 3 July to Sunday 9 July 2017

Monday 3 July — First Day

The opening day featured first-round singles matches in the gentlemen’s and ladies’ competitions. Main-court play traditionally began later than play on outside courts.

Tuesday 4 July — First-Round Matches

The first-round singles programme continued, with matches scheduled across the main courts and outside courts.

Wednesday 5 July — Second-Round Programme Begins

The singles draws progressed towards the second round, with gentlemen’s and ladies’ doubles also forming part of the programme.

Thursday 6 July — Second-Round Matches

Second-round singles matches and doubles matches continued. The precise match order depended on the published daily schedule and court allocation.

Friday 7 July — Third-Round Singles

The tournament moved into the third round of the singles draws. Doubles competitions continued as players progressed through their respective draws.

Saturday 8 July — Middle Saturday

Middle Saturday was part of the busy first-weekend programme. Singles and doubles matches continued, alongside junior competitions as scheduled.

Sunday 9 July — Middle Sunday

The traditional Wimbledon schedule included a Middle Sunday without scheduled play. This was the 2017 tournament’s planned rest day; exceptional scheduling arrangements in other years should not be assumed to apply to 2017.

Second Week: Monday 10 July to Sunday 16 July 2017

Monday 10 July — Fourth-Round Singles

The fourth round of the gentlemen’s and ladies’ singles draws was scheduled as the competition moved into its final stages. Doubles and junior competitions also continued.

Tuesday 11 July — Quarter-Final Stage

The schedule moved into the quarter-final phase for selected competitions. The precise order of singles, doubles, wheelchair and junior matches depended on the published Order of Play.

Wednesday 12 July — Men’s Singles Quarter-Finals

Wednesday 12 July was associated with the gentlemen’s singles quarter-final stage in the provisional 2017 schedule. Other competitions, including doubles and junior events, also formed part of the tournament programme.

Thursday 13 July — Ladies’ Singles Semi-Finals

The ladies’ singles semi-finals were scheduled for Thursday. Doubles, wheelchair and junior competitions continued according to the daily programme.

Friday 14 July — Gentlemen’s Singles Semi-Finals

Friday was the scheduled day for the gentlemen’s singles semi-finals. Other late-stage competitions also took place throughout the grounds.

Saturday 15 July — Ladies’ Singles Final

Saturday 15 July was the date of the ladies’ singles final. The finals programme also included other championship matches as scheduled by the tournament organisers.

Sunday 16 July — Gentlemen’s Singles Final

The gentlemen’s singles final was scheduled for Sunday 16 July, the closing day of the 2017 Championships. Other finals and concluding competitions formed part of the day’s programme.

Schedule accuracy: This section is a historical overview of the provisional programme, not a complete match archive. For exact results, opponents, start times and court assignments, consult official Wimbledon historical records.

View Wimbledon’s historical 2017 schedule and Order of Play.

Wimbledon 2017 Finals Weekend

Finals weekend is traditionally one of the most anticipated parts of the Wimbledon Championships. Visitors may plan their day around the singles finals, other scheduled finals and the atmosphere across the grounds.

Ladies’ Singles Final — 15 July 2017

The ladies’ singles final took place on Saturday 15 July 2017. Visitors researching the tournament should use the official historical records for the result, match details and statistics.

Gentlemen’s Singles Final — 16 July 2017

The gentlemen’s singles final was scheduled for Sunday 16 July 2017, bringing the main Championships to a close. The actual match record and final result can be checked in the official Wimbledon archive.

Planning a future visit? Historical finals dates are not a guide to the dates of future finals. Check the official tournament calendar before arranging accommodation, airport transfers or other travel.

Wimbledon 2017 Hospitality and The Wimbledon Experience

The original version of this page advertised historical hospitality packages associated with The Wimbledon Experience and reserved seating on No.1 Court. The page also listed refreshments, buffet lunch, afternoon tea, a programme and other hospitality features.

Those descriptions relate to offers advertised in 2017. The original prices, including £519, £779 and £899 per person, were historical promotional figures and are not current quotations or evidence of present availability. VAT treatment and package inclusions must also be checked against any current offer.

Anyone considering hospitality for a future Championships should check the official Wimbledon website and the authorised provider’s current terms, ticket conditions, court allocation, inclusions and availability before purchasing.

Official resource: Wimbledon Championships — official website.

Where Is Wimbledon Tennis?

The Championships are held at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, commonly referred to as the All England Club, on Church Road in Wimbledon, southwest London.

The venue is in southwest London. Travel times vary according to the starting point, traffic, road restrictions, public transport services and the arrangements in force during the Championships.

Before travelling to an event, check the official venue guidance and current transport advice. Do not assume that a vehicle can stop directly outside a particular entrance or that ordinary road access will apply on a busy tournament day.

How to Get to Wimbledon Tennis

Visitors can travel to Wimbledon by London Underground, National Rail, bus, taxi, private hire vehicle or pre-booked chauffeur service. The most suitable option depends on the departure point, luggage, group size, accessibility requirements and event-day traffic.

London Underground and Public Transport

Southfields Underground station is a commonly used station for visitors travelling to the Championships. Wimbledon station is another transport interchange in the wider area. The best route depends on where the journey begins and the transport services operating on the day.

Check current routes, station access, service changes and event-day walking arrangements with Transport for London (TfL) before setting off.

Taxi, Private Hire and Chauffeur Travel

A pre-booked private hire vehicle can be useful for passengers travelling with luggage, families, business visitors and groups who prefer a direct journey from a specified pickup address. The driver should use an appropriate lawful pickup and drop-off point, taking account of any temporary restrictions.

If you require a vehicle for a future Wimbledon visit, confirm your pickup address, destination, date, time, passenger count and luggage requirements before accepting a quotation. Event-day congestion can affect journey duration, so allow sufficient time.

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How to Get to Wimbledon Tennis — travel and transport guide.

Wimbledon Airport Transfers and Chauffeur Services

Heathrow Gatwick Cars provides pre-booked private transfers between London airports and destinations across London, including journeys to and from Wimbledon. A transfer can be arranged for visitors arriving in the UK, departing after a visit or travelling between an airport and accommodation in southwest London.

Airport transfer suitability depends on the journey details, vehicle availability, passenger numbers and luggage. Request a quotation for your specific journey rather than relying on historic prices or assuming that every vehicle has the same capacity.

Heathrow Airport to Wimbledon

If you are arriving at Heathrow and travelling to Wimbledon, provide your terminal, flight number, landing date and time, destination postcode, passenger count and luggage details when requesting a transfer.

Get information about Heathrow Airport to Wimbledon transfers.

Gatwick Airport to Wimbledon

Passengers arriving at Gatwick can request a private transfer to Wimbledon. Include the correct terminal, flight information and full destination address to help the operator assess the journey accurately.

View Gatwick to Wimbledon transfer options.

Wimbledon to Gatwick Airport

For a departure from Gatwick, arrange pickup time with sufficient allowance for the journey, airport check-in requirements, traffic and possible event-day restrictions. Confirm the airport terminal and flight departure time when booking.

Explore Wimbledon to Gatwick Airport transfers.

Executive and Group Transport

Depending on availability, passengers can enquire about standard cars, executive saloons, estate cars, people carriers and larger vehicles. Select a vehicle based on the number of passengers and the total amount of luggage, not passenger capacity alone.

For executive journeys and tailored transport requirements, visit our chauffeur service page.

To discuss a journey that is not covered by an online route, use our transfer enquiry form .

Planning a Journey to the Wimbledon Championships

A well-planned journey can reduce avoidable delays when attending a major sporting event. The following checklist is useful for visitors travelling to Wimbledon from an airport, hotel, home or business address.

1. Confirm the Date and Session

Check the correct tournament year, match date and ticket details. A historical schedule should never be used as confirmation of a future event’s programme.

2. Check the Venue and Entrance Information

Confirm the official venue instructions and any designated entry or transport arrangements. Road access and stopping restrictions may change during the Championships.

3. Allow Enough Travel Time

Traffic conditions in southwest London can vary considerably, particularly around major events. Allow a sensible buffer for the road journey, security procedures, walking and any connection with public transport.

4. Select a Suitable Vehicle

Tell the transfer provider how many people are travelling and how many suitcases, cabin bags, pushchairs or other items need to be carried. Request the appropriate vehicle size before confirming your booking.

5. Confirm Your Booking Details

Check the pickup time, exact address, contact details, destination, fare and any additional requirements in your booking confirmation. For airport pickups, provide the correct flight details.

6. Recheck Travel Information Before Departure

Consult official Wimbledon visitor information and TfL travel updates close to the date of travel. This is particularly important where temporary road closures, transport disruption or crowd-management arrangements may affect access.

Related Wimbledon Travel Guides

These guides provide further information about reaching Wimbledon and arranging a private journey:

• How to Get to Wimbledon Tennis — travel options and practical visitor guidance.
• Heathrow Airport to Wimbledon — airport-to-destination transfer information.
• Gatwick Airport to Wimbledon — private transfer options from Gatwick.
• Wimbledon to Gatwick Airport — transfers for departing passengers.
• Chauffeur services — executive and pre-booked private transport.
• Frequently asked questions — booking and transfer information.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wimbledon 2017

When did Wimbledon 2017 take place?

The main Wimbledon Championships took place from Monday 3 July to Sunday 16 July 2017. The qualifying competition was scheduled for 26–29 June 2017.

When was the Wimbledon 2017 men’s final?

The gentlemen’s singles final was scheduled for Sunday 16 July 2017.

When was the Wimbledon 2017 ladies’ final?

The ladies’ singles final took place on Saturday 15 July 2017.

Where is the Wimbledon Championships venue?

The venue is the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Church Road, Wimbledon, London SW19 5AE, United Kingdom.

Can I use this page to find the current Wimbledon schedule?

This page is a historical archive for the 2017 Championships. For future tournament dates and current match schedules, consult the official Wimbledon website.

Are the Wimbledon 2017 hospitality prices still available?

No current availability is implied by the prices preserved in this historical article. Any new hospitality package must be checked with the official tournament or the relevant authorised provider.

How can I travel from Heathrow Airport to Wimbledon?

You can compare public transport options or request a pre-booked private transfer. For a car transfer, provide your terminal, flight details, destination address, passenger count and luggage requirements. See our Heathrow to Wimbledon transfer page.

Can I book a private transfer from Gatwick to Wimbledon?

Heathrow Gatwick Cars provides an online route page for Gatwick to Wimbledon transfers. Check the current quotation, availability and vehicle suitability for your travel date.

Should I book transport in advance for Wimbledon?

Advance planning is advisable for major sporting events. Confirm your journey details, vehicle requirements and pickup arrangements with the provider, and check official event-day transport guidance before travelling.

Request a Wimbledon Airport Transfer Quote

Visiting Wimbledon from overseas or travelling between the tournament, your hotel and a London airport? Heathrow Gatwick Cars can help you enquire about a pre-booked private transfer for your journey.

Provide your travel date, pickup and destination addresses, passenger numbers, luggage details and preferred vehicle. A quotation and vehicle availability should be confirmed for your specific journey.

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