
The All England Club is usually a haven of calm once the tournament apparatus has been dismantled, but that will not be the case next year.
in Tennis - on 4/7/11
The All England Club is usually a haven of calm once the tournament apparatus has been dismantled, but that will not be the case next year.
in Tennis - on 4/7/11
The outlook for the start of the Wimbledon tournament has been grim with heavy rain predicted by forecasters - but the sun shone on Monday as fans queued...
in Tennis - on 20/6/11
Devonshire Park groundsman Roy Charman knows what it takes to get the pristine lawns in shape for the AEGON International and he believes this year’s...
in Tennis - on 10/6/11
The All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon is delighted to announce the return of the Grass Court Seminar which will be led by Head Groundsman, Eddie...
in Tennis - on 17/5/11
Wimbledon to host Grass Court Seminar on Wednesday 3rd and Thursday 4th August 2011
in Tennis - on 7/3/11
The All England Club says the 41-year-old Stubley will continue as an understudy to Eddie Seaward until he assumes the position of head groundsman following...
in Tennis - on 28/2/11
Barely a month after the Aegon tennis championships, Centre Court at The Queen’s Club is back to its resplendent best. Tom James meets Head Groundsman,...
in Tennis - on 27/9/10
Forget the longest ever match – it was the fine weather that really made this year’s Wimbledon Championships record-breaking! In fact, the All England...
in Tennis - on 25/8/10
The world class tennis courts at Devonshire Park in Eastbourne are host to six major tennis tournaments every year; it is home to the Devonshire Park Tennis...
in Tennis - on 22/8/10
The All England Club will be awash with colour in two years with its rigid all-white clothing policy being relaxed for the 2012 Olympics tennis...
in Tennis - on 16/8/10
Wimbledon officials are confident the grass courts will be fit to host the 2012 Olympic tennis event only 20 days after that year's Championships end.
in Tennis - on 15/8/10
Urinating vixens, greedy pigeons, May frost and idiosyncratic mowers are just a few of the problems facing Wimbledon's head groundsman in the run up to...
in Tennis - on 21/6/10
Under assault by the powers that be, grass courts can make just as much financial sense as synthetic ones, given the right maintenance regimes, Tom James...
in Tennis - on 28/5/10
Longtime Queen's Club groundsman steps down after 4 decades The lawns might not be so green in this June's edition of the pre-Wimbledon Queen's Club event...
in Tennis - on 14/12/09